Kinneret
Evidence of lost baptismal rite stage uncovered in Byzantine era church near Kinneret - study
Additional discoveries made a the site included a bronze candelabrum and marble reliquary, both the largest of their kind to ever be found in Israel.
Israeli court orders extremist to repay NIS 2.5m. over 2015 Galilee church arson
Kinneret remains below red line despite above average rainfall this winter
Seeing sinkholes: How the Dead Sea’s collapse became a tourist draw
The International Carp Fishing Competition to take place in Galilee
Contestants are judged on the size/quality of individual catches, with the heaviest fish caught in the competition’s history measured 17 kg.
Hermon site opens to visitors as storm Carmel tapers off
The Mt. Hermon ski resort opened to visitors as storm Carmel tapered off on Thursday morning.
Storm Carmel: 25 cm of snow on Mt. Hermon, Kinneret rises 2 cm
Further rain and snowfall is expected from winter storm Carmel on Tuesday.
Snow falls on Mt. Hermon, Kinneret drops by half a cm
About five centimeters of snow accumulated on the upper part of the Hermon ski resort overnight.
Vacationers flock to the Kinneret during holidays
Some 13,000 Israelis took advantage of the holidays to enjoy time outdoors on the banks of Lake Kinneret.
Fire breaks out in northern Israel, leads to electricity shortages
Magdala Hotel – A modern resort on a historic site
Magdala is recognized as the birthplace of Mary Magdalene and the hotel was originally designed to host pilgrims.
Pincus Rutenberg, the man who helped supply Israel with electricity
Known to the workers who built the hydro plant as "The Old Man of Naharayim," Rutenberg, who died in 1942, is not widely commemorated in Israel.
Israeli hotels, attractions open doors to residents from the South
Various hotels, attractions and resorts throughout Israel are offering discounted and free visits for residents living in Gaza border communities.
Does the Kinneret hold the secret of a 3,500 year old Canaanite murder?
According to two Israeli researchers, a submerged structure is key to understanding an Ugaritic myth and was identified as the remains of Moses’ sister Miriam’s biblical well.
