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Israel spent NIS 5 million on failed chemical experiment to fight algae bloom

20.10.26|Shani Ashkenazi

The Water Authority funded a sea treatment after an algal bloom forced five of the country’s six desalination plants to cut production. The experiment produced inconclusive findings, while concerns over the environmental impact led to a fishing ban pending further assessment.

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Israel’s natural water reserves hit 100-year low after two years of drought

14.10.26|Shani Ashkenazi

Despite rainfall approaching the national average in 2025-2026, the cumulative volume of water available in the Sea of Galilee over two seasons was the lowest in a century of measurements. The north remains under pressure, while the south has experienced an unusually intense season of flash floods.

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Israel’s desalination crisis could last weeks as authorities await algae test results

07.09.26|Yuval Azulay

A week after microscopic algae disrupted several desalination plants, Ashkelon and Ashdod remain shut while three others are operating at reduced capacity. Authorities have yet to publish results from a controversial experiment involving aircraft dispersing copper-containing materials off the Ashkelon coast.