Chief engineer of Eilat's water and sewage utility says all of the city's wastewater is treated, and 'transferred, to the last drop, to farmers,' who use it to water crops

In world first, water produced from the sea will be pumped into Israel's largest freshwater lake to maintain levels even in parched years

Israel's largest freshwater lake currently sits over three meters above levels where water quality would decline and cause damage to the environment

'There was no warning,' says area resident as locals reportedly buy up six-packs of water bottles; Health Ministry says water in Netivot now OK 'for any use'

Environmental advocacy organization Adam Teva V'Din calls on Justice Ministry to change decision to exempt Dead Sea Works from NIS 65 million water bills

Underground channel set to start operating in spring; Sea of Galilee expert says tests indicate more pros than cons, but full effect on ecosystems will only emerge with monitoring

A salvage excavation uncovers a frozen scene of existential distress during the Hellenistic era and an earlier agricultural community from the Iron Age

Home Front Command and geological officials unsure whether two tremors felt in northern Israel earlier this week are isolated, or a prelude to a stronger event

3rd century border stone discovered in secondary use under a previously unknown 14th century Mamluk roadside inn

Mekorot to keep most of its plants dark in nighttime hours to save money, minimize light pollution that disrupts animal behavior