The researchers relayed that the Kidron Stream is taking heaping amounts of trash from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea. As a closed ...

Plastic waste carried by flash floods has built up along the Dead Sea’s shrinking shore, creating natural rings that reveal ...

Mysterious authors penned these holy texts some 2,000 years ago, but modern archaeology is shedding new light on who they were. A Dominican Father reconstructs the text of a fragment of the Great ...

Keshet International has boarded worldwide sales on the seven-part show and will introduce it to buyers at the London TV Screenings Niv Sultan, the breakout star of “Tehran,” leads the cast of a new ...

Scientists are sounding the alarm after an unusually high number of sightings of sea snakes washed up on beaches in Australia. Over a dozen highly venomous sea snakes have washed up dead or become ...

Experience the wonder of the Dead Sea, Earth's saltiest body of water, where floating effortlessly is a reality. Located at the lowest land elevation, its extreme salinity, nearly ten times that of ...

Dive into an unforgettable journey across the surreal, otherworldly landscape of the Dead Sea. In this adventure, we explore ...

The Dead Sea was ranked as the world’s second-worst tourist destination in a list published last week, which highlighted the salt lake’s distance and regional instability as reasons for its ...

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Fertilizer maker ICL Group has given up right of first refusal for its Dead Sea concession under a plan to tender the asset announced by Israel’s government on Thursday, but it will receive some $3 ...

A paper published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, finds high quantities of toxic "forever" chemicals in sea otters recovered off the Pacific Ocean. The paper is titled "Concentrations of ...

The discovery of salt giants in the Dead Sea—formed from a perfect mixture of conditions in the terminal lake—presents a prime opportunity to study how these geological formations coalesce.