Kinneret
Evidence of lost baptismal rite stage uncovered in Byzantine era church near Kinneret - study
Additional discoveries made a the site included a bronze candelabrum and marble reliquary, both the largest of their kind to ever be found in Israel.
Israeli court orders extremist to repay NIS 2.5m. over 2015 Galilee church arson
Kinneret remains below red line despite above average rainfall this winter
Seeing sinkholes: How the Dead Sea’s collapse became a tourist draw
Water Authority prepares to open Degania Dam amid high hopes for Kinneret
The opening of the dam will likely take place around April 2021 if the water level rises high enough.
Kinneret rises by 1.5 cm after rain, 1.19 meters below upper red line
The upper red line threshold marks 208.8 meters below sea level.
Thousands of Israelis try to break world record for largest beach clean-up
During the event volunteers will work at about 100 spots along the coasts of the Mediterranean, Kinneret and Red Sea to clean the beaches.
The latest coronavirus culture cancellation: Kinneret Swim
It's been around since 1954. This year, it will be cancelled for the first time.
Kinneret College to commemorate 102 years since the battle of Tzemach
The results of the battle had the potential to shift the power balance in the Middle Eastern theater during World War I.
Kinneret at highest level in 27 years
The report noted that a contributing factor to the precipitous rise has been heavy rain falls over the past two years.
Mysterious fortress may hold key to solve enigmas of biblical Galilee
Pottery unearthed in the area reveals a mixture of Canaanite, Phoenician and even Cypriot influences.
Research unveils Kinneret’s geological enigmas, may help predict quakes
Moreover, twelve seismic monitoring stations were installed in different parts of the Kinneret which registered all the minor earthquakes that occurred in the span of a year.
Israel experiences rare second year of above-average rainfall
The last time two years were recorded with rainfall at this high of a level above average was from 1986-1988.
Is there now too much water in the Kinneret?
ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS: If the water crosses the "upper red line," it might cause flooding in the surrounding city of Tiberias and infrastructure.
