Investigation says unclear how long passed between Cpl. Hillel Nehemiah Ofan losing consciousness and his being discovered by an officer

In Gulf of Eilat, expert warns corals could bleach if pollution allowed to continue on top of marine heating

'We felt dehydrated even before the exercise started,' says one soldier; father of deceased hopes for 'comprehensive' probe

Israelis used 15,690 megawatts at 2:53 p.m. on Sunday, as mercury climbed to 40°C and above in some parts of country

Serviceman declared dead at scene in forest near Elad; head of Ground Forces halts all exercises

As country marks Shiite holy day of Ashura, officials say accidental fire blacked out much of south and center, bombing cut off parts of north

Fire department says 'no active front' in the three biggest wildfires in Rhodes, Corfu and central Greece that had forced thousands of people to flee

Institute of Marine Sciences says sea's temperature rose to 28.71°C, topping 28.25°C recorded in August 2003, as region sweats through intense heatwave

Amid sustained temperatures above 40°C, Greek firefighters still battling fires on several islands, evacuating 20,000 people, while Cyprus puts out its worst blaze of the summer

Former head of Tel Aviv University Environmental Studies School: 'Something strange has been happening over the past few months, and it's scary'