Israel's next government must push climate legislation - opinion
The impact of the climate crisis on the well-being of Israel’s citizens is to a large extent dependent on the politicians’ coming to grips with the issue.
LIOR SCHILLAT, director-general of the Energy Ministry, shakes hands with Birgit Schwenk, director-general for climate action at the German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, after signing a working plan for energy cooperation, at COP27 in Sharm e-Sheikh, earlier this month. (photo credit: THAIER AL-SUDANI/REUTERS)ByDAPHNA AVIRAM-NITZAN, ITAMAR POPLIKER
