Dead Sea
Saved by a square: A rainy-day miracle at Jerusalem’s Hebrew Music Museum
When rain shut down Dead Sea plans, the Hebrew Music Museum turned a Birthright setback into an unforgettable Jerusalem experience.
Israel's overlooked challenge: Environmental damage from two years of war - from the editor
Seeing sinkholes: How the Dead Sea’s collapse became a tourist draw
Next years 'critical' for Israel's earthquake preparedness, Israel Katz warns
This week in Jerusalem: The night train
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
From Iran to teachers on strike: A week of deals concerning Israel
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov
Living it up at the Prima Oasis Spa Club
The Prima hotel chain has combined two existing hotels, the Oasis and the Spa Club, into one property with 242 rooms and suites.
Learning to appreciate the natural amenities in our backyard - opinion
I live in a country with a million nature, religious and historic sites an hour from my home, but always scratch my head wondering what to do with guests coming through.
A weekend of wellness at Israel's Dead Sea
Vert Dead Sea became Israel’s first hotel to host a three-day Wellness Festival in mid-June. The event was a great success.
Catastrophe looms for Dead Sea as incoming water sources dry up, scientist says
In addition, water is being pumped from the sea to Dead Sea Works factories’ artificial evaporation ponds. So little water enters the salt lake in the north and lots of water exits in the south.
Israel-Bahrain water sustainability cooperation can help avert crisis
In the long run, a Middle East alliance for water sustainability can have a positive impact on saving the Dead Sea, which is lacking regional cooperation.
Dead Sea sediment analyses show 15,000-year-old climate phase periods
The sediments at the edge of Lake Lisan near the archaeological site of Masada and from the bottom of the Dead Sea are unique witnesses to this development.
True living with the Dead Sea
If there is a place on this globe where humans are exploiting and destroying nature on an unprecedented scale, it’s the Dead Sea.
Passover trips in Israel: Springtime visit to the Dead Sea
It’s not always easy to find a nice, reasonably priced place to stay in our tiny country, but the thought of finally being able to take a real vacation is extremely enticing.
