Jordan river
IDF reservist drowns in Jordan River in attempt to save his son
The man was identified as Uriah Sarusi, a resident of Samaria and father of eight.
Netanyahu ‘not leaving’ politics for pardon, PM says next to Germany’s Friedrich Merz
High pollution levels found at several streams in northern, eastern Israel, ministries confirm
Israeli citizen imprisoned in Jordan for three months returns to Israel
Israel, Jordan sign deal to restore polluted Jordan River at COP27
The ecological restoration of the Jordan River "requires transboundary action," Israel and Jordan agreed in a joint declaration signed in Sharm El Shiekh.
Amirey Hagalil: Boutique luxury with a killer view
The views of the Kinneret are gorgeous and there are inviting seating areas scattered around the grounds of the hotel as well as inside.
Entering the Promised Land: A visit to the Jordan River
Prior to Passover before the corona pandemic, I went on a special field trip organized by the Government Press Office to the Jordan River and Jericho, and we could hardly wait to sign up!
Earliest evidence of fly-fishing unearthed on Jordan River
A new study by Tel-Hai College and international archaeologists showed that ancient fishermen in Israel employed incredibly sophisticated technology.
Is the Sea of Galilee's recent water level rise dangerous?
While rising water levels is monumental, Israel turns to desalination as its source for drinking water, and the lake’s water quality has taken the forefront of environmental concerns.
Mine-free River Jordan shrine ends 50 year wait for Epiphany
Israeli de-mining efforts began in 2018 and included support from the Halo Trust, a Scottish-based mine clearance group.
Israeli kayakists take advantage of coronavirus lockdown to clean river
The three used kayaks and diving suits from their work to remove hundreds of glass and plastic bottles from the stream, in addition to plastic bags, chairs, speakers and even tables.
Meet the people who fished on the Jordan River 20,000 years ago
A crucial aspect that characterizes Dureijat is that it was used for such a long time, albeit not in a continuous way
An Arab Palestinian homeland - The Jordanian option
Defining Arab Palestinian nationalism prior to Israel’s establishment in 1948 would have been difficult, since the term “Palestinian” generally referred to Jews.
20,000 pilgrims flock to Jesus’ baptismal site on Jordan River
Qasr al-Yahud (“the Castle of the Jews”) is located in the West Bank about 40 km. east of Jerusalem, on the border with Jordan. It is one of the holiest sites in the Christian world.
