Two Teens Die in Flash Floods as Storm Hits Israel, West Bank

16-year-old in south and 17-year-old in West Bank die after being swept away in floods; Tel Aviv airport closed

Two Minutes to Annihilation: 'Doomsday Clock' Ticks for the Second Time Since Trump's Election

Scientists moved the symbolic clock ahead by half a minute, saying the world is at its closest to annihilation since the height of the Cold War

Global Warming Is Worse Than Most Models Predict, Data-driven New Study Warns

Projections on climate change by 2100 have been too optimistic and emission curbig targets are too low, warn Carnegie Institute scientists

Jerusalem Was Spared: Rain Hits Israel, With Downpour Over Tel Aviv

Storms will ease off Tuesday afternoon, but wintry weather will continue tomorrow

Letters to the Editor: Balfour Declaration, Arye Dery and Climate Change

Letters to the Editor On Misjudging India's Prime Minister, Unfair Claims Against Israel's Kibbutzim and Jordan's Water-scarcity Problem

Last Month Ties Record for Israel's Hottest July in a Century

Effects of global climate change can now be felt in Israel, where most of the record-hitting hot summer months have come during the last seven years

Look Out: Giant Iceberg About to Snap Off Antarctica 'Like a Loose Tooth'

Adrian Luckman, a professor at the University of Swansea in Wales told Reuters that his team reckons the ice will break off within months, perhaps in days or years

Phoenix Flights Grounded Because It's Literally Too Hot to Fly Planes

Temperatures expected to approach 120 degrees Fahrenheit; smaller regional jets cannot fly once temperatures hit 118 degrees