Severe flooding alert issued as major storm slams Israel
Israel Meteorological Service warns of dangerous rainfall rates reaching 20-25mm per hour. Multiple road closures reported as storm intensifies through ...
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Israel Meteorological Service warns of dangerous rainfall rates reaching 20-25mm per hour. Multiple road closures reported as storm intensifies through ...
Full storm procedure activated nationwide. A 53-year-old man found dead in Netanya with signs of hypothermia. Building collapses in the ...
Emergency and rescue authorities are preparing for the rainfall wave "Byron," expected to begin on Wednesday and bring flash floods ...
Jerusalem expected to get four to eight inches of accumulated snowfall, flooding expected on coast, coastal plain. Unusually cold temperatures ...
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Tel Aviv and Hod Hasharon, Ashdod-Ashkelon, and the Nahariya area see nearly 4 inches of rain, resulting in widespread flooding.
Report prepared by the nonpartisan Center of Climate and Security says pressures from global warming could intensify political tensions, unrest ...
Firefighters rescue 15 kindergartners trapped by flood; pregnant woman stranded on flooded road on her way to the hospital.
Residents of Hatikva neighborhood blame Tel Aviv Municipality for neglecting infrastructure.
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