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The water level in the southern part of the Dead Sea is constantly rising due to human activity, which is the use by the countries of the region of the water of the Jordan River and the production of potash in the Dead Sea factories. Photo: israeltourism, Flickr

Harvest time has come

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Dead Sea factories. Photo: shutterstock

The Dead Sea - the polluter pays - for public relations instead of repairing the damage

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We wave our hands for the disappearing Dead Sea. (Photo: Dor Nevo)

"Dead Sea factories prefer to invest in public relations instead of saving the sea"

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A researcher who dives in the Dead Sea. Photo: courtesy Dr. Manfred Schlosser, Max Planck Institute

Dead Sea? not exactly

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Eilat airport. From Wikipedia

A solution to hardships

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The Dead Sea - a view from space

The salt harvest...

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A view from the Arava road in the Elifaz area. From Wikipedia

The minister for "deprivation" of the Arava

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Sinkhole in the Dead Sea. Photographed by Eliezer Schwartz, Jerusalem. From: Wikipedia

The Dead Sea - a proposal for a (partial) solution

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Sinkhole in the Dead Sea. Photographed by Eliezer Schwartz, Jerusalem. From: Wikipedia

Dead Sea Park - make friends with cancer?

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Neot HaKer - memories from the desert. Part a'

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Is the canal a blessing or a cry for generations?

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The Sea Canal benefit or harm?

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We told you - Dr. Assaf Rosenthal returns to the Dead Sea again after his article from this week and the auditor's report from him

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The crimes of the Dead Sea factories and the sins of settlement in the south/Dr. Assaf Rosenthal

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Part two of the series on the south of Israel: Neot HaKar

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Nature: A researcher from Bar-Ilan University has developed "green" rechargeable magnesium batteries

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The Sea Canal returns, this time to save the level

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