Heat
Millions of Afghan children facing severe risks from changing climate, UNICEF says
The UNICEF Children’s Climate Risk Report 2026, released on June 16, found that 41% of Afghanistan’s roughly 21 million children are exposed to multiple climate shocks, including floods and droughts.
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Jerusalem heat reaches November record, center weather station reports
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Jordan suspends kerosene tax following widespread unrest over fuel prices
Jordanians have been turning to any combustible option to avoid paying the kerosene tax.
Keep your home safe this Hannukah
By being as diligent as we can around electricity and heating, we can have a safe and warm holiday season.
2,000-year-old luxury Roman villa with 'underfloor heating' discovered
Beneath the Austrian town of Kempten lie the foundations of the Roman city of Cambodunum, settled by Roman Emperor Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus In 15 BC.
Israeli toddler who was locked in car for hours pronounced dead
MDA medics evacuated her to the Soroka hospital while performing CPR on her, where her death was later determined.
Unprecedented and extreme weather to hit Middle East, Mediterranean
The German and Cypriot researchers that conducted the research warn that this will soon become a reality unless “immediate, ambitious and transboundary climate action is taken.”
Israeli Kibbutz Tirat Zvi holds the 3rd highest temperature ever recorded
The Kibbutz was established on June 30, 1937, as a "Tower and Stockade" settlement intended to mark the southern limit of Jewish settlements in the Bet Shean valley.
Brace for heatwaves: weekend Israeli weather forecast
There will be an increase in temperatures in the mountains and in the interior of the country and it will be hotter than usual for the season.
Heat exhaustion: What is it and how can it be treated or prevented?
Heat exhaustion comes from overheating and high temperatures and isn't usually serious - but it can become something life threatening if measures aren't taken to cool down.
Heat waves are most dangerous in cold countries -Soroka Med
Much of Europe has been sweltering under temperatures near 40 degrees centigrade, sending residents of England, France, Italy and elsewhere to historical fountains in cities to jump in and cool off.
South Florida toddler dies after being left in a hot car outside a Jewish school
Florida has the second-highest number of hot car deaths in the United States.
