Spring
Battle over Ein Jones spring: NIS 2M project sparks controversy
A NIS 2M project to restore the dangerous Ein Jones spring site near Hamat Gader has closed it for four months, triggering fierce local opposition.
Nature protection project aims to revitalize northern springs and landscapes
The secret northern pool: A short summer route leading to a cool spring
One of Israel's rarest springs reopens: Ein Mabua returns for the summer hiking season
A Song for Nisan: Open Up All the Windows
פִּתְחוּ אֶת כָּל הַחַלוֹנוֹת
A Song for Adar: A Prophetic, Cosmic, Merry Song
שִיר נְבוּאִי קוֹסְמִי עַלִיז
A song for Kislev: Nahal Yam
נַחַ"ל יָם
A song for Nisan: A Song of Spring
שִיר אָבִיב
Blooming on the Judean Desert hills
A stroll on the security road that faces Jerusalem reveals a treasure trove of wild flowers that dazzle with their amazing colors and scientific facts.
Returning to ‘normal’
As the cities begin to open and more people return to work, it is time to look for new products that will help us adjust and have fun.
Springy recipes for the sunny season
As the weather warms and quickly turns hot, we normally begin to enjoy cookouts with our friends and family.
Coronavirus is exposing the narcissism of our youth – opinion
Even if those who say we’re overreacting are right, shouldn’t those who are part of the partying scene feel that it’s unseemly at a time when so many are suffering?
Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil doesn't see shadow, predicts early spring
February 2 of every year, the groundhog would come out of his temporary home in Gobbler's Knob, and if he saw his shadow and returned to his burrow, it signified six extra weeks of winter.
Clocks change: How many hours difference between where you are and Israel?
Candle lighting time in Jerusalem this week will be 7:33 p.m., as opposed to last week when it was 6:28 p.m.
