Sea of Galilee

Israel's Sea of Galilee recorded its lowest two-season water inflow in 100 years, as a new Water Authority report reveals the lasting impact of drought.

The fertile Plain of Ginosar became the setting for one of the most tragic battles of the Great Jewish Revolt.

In Tiberias, a neglected archaeological site holds the legacy of the Sanhedrin and the roots of Jewish scholarship. One man is working to restore and protect it.

A powerful personal story of drowning, rescue, and faith that shows how Hashem watches over us, even in our darkest moments.

After escaping deportation and hunger, she built a family, served Israel’s water authority, and spoke out against Holocaust denial

Fishermen from Ein Gev were on a routine boat trip on the Sea of Galilee when they were stunned by their catch: a giant Amur fish, measuring 1.35 meters and weighing 30 kg—estimated to be 35 years old.

Two cousins were swept far from shore and fought for their lives, praying for hours until Hashem sent a rescue in the final moments