Jellyfish

Rare box jellyfish spotted in Red Sea waters

Although the jellyfish's sting can be painful, it is not the deadly species known from Australia, and there is no reason to avoid swimming – Just be alert.

A rare box jellyfish, the Red Sea, July 2026
A US Air Force F-15 fighter jet during an exercise, March 28, 2023; illustrative.

F-15 pilot saw Iran's 'jellyfish' drone formation when jet was shot down during Epic Fury - report

Jellyfish in Tel Aviv

The jellyfish are already here: This is what you must know before entering the sea

A jellyfish at Ashkelon beach

No panic: How to properly treat a jellyfish sting


Significant increase in jellyfish related injuries on Israel's beaches

Over the last two months, some 29 incidents of jellyfish stings have been reported by Magen David Adom, with 16 of those requiring paramedic assistance and further treatment in a hospital.

AT LEAST eight types of Jellyfish populate Israeli waters, most of which don’t sting

Jellyfish swarms tracked along coastline in Haifa University study

Haifa University is tracking swarms of jellyfish along the coast. The aim is to research whether jellyfish drift in the current or swim on their own

Jellyfish - submarine photo

What active measures can be taken to to end environmental injustice

A recent study suggests marine animals ingest plastics due to aromas that the debris emits.

A DEAD giant sea turtle is washed ashore on Tel Aviv’s Trumpeldor Beach.

Are Israel's jellyfish getting larger? And what could it mean? - study

Some suggest that the decrease in human presence along the country's shores that is a direct result of the coronavirus can partially explain the phenomenon.

The “pink jellyfish.”

Thousands of jellyfish, one sea turtle found in Rotenberg Power Station

While the sea turtle managed to make light of the situation, it and the jellyfish pose a real danger to the power plant's operating systems.

Rutenberg power station in Ashkelon dealing with jellyfish

Israel's massive jellyfish swarm explained by University of Haifa experts

The density of the jellyfish population in the Israeli region have already disrupted a power station in southern Israel and there are concerns existing over the swarms affect on local marine life.

Jellyfish [File]

Scientists Try Using Mucus from Jellyfish to Clean the Seas

Marine biologists from University of Haifa conduct research with hope of reducing micro plastics from water.

The jellyfish is now called ‘hutinit’

Jellyfish swarm Ashkelon power station, block operating systems

As far as the IEC is concerned, this could disrupt production at the station considerably.

Rutenberg power station in Ashkelon dealing with jellyfish

Massive swarm of jellyfish heading for Israeli coasts

According to a report from Walla, the swarm is moving swiftly north and may consist of tens of millions of jellyfish.

AT LEAST eight types of Jellyfish populate Israeli waters, most of which don’t sting

Getting to know jellyfish

"Jellyfish have been around for a very long time. But only recently have their numbers started to grow,” says Dr. Dror Angel, a marine ecologist who does research and teaches at the University of Hai

AT LEAST eight types of Jellyfish populate Israeli waters, most of which don’t sting