The thousands of residents and tourists in Israel's southern resort city are unaware that it has no guaranteed response for some urgent medical emergencies. This could be solved with a state investment of $2.24 million a year
Experts warn that allowing Sde Dov to operate, as Transportation Minister Bezalel Smotrich has vowed, will lead to tens of thousands of lost housing units
The new center located in Bern, Switzerland, will study the Red Sea corals’ resistance to both global and local threats
Move is part of a greater attempt to reduce use of single-use plastic in Eilat, Herzliya
The decision came despite criticism that many passengers benefiting from the reduced rates are Israelis or foreign tourists who end up vacationing in nearby Jordan or Egypt
Visitors say the atmosphere is unexpectedly friendly, but don’t arrive at the border without a confirmed hotel reservation – or you’ll be turned back
The state will lay out $9 million in a bid to alleviate shortages in various fields, including family practitioners
Police conclude that the tree fell due to the strong winds in Eilat; a third worker was wounded too, but sustained minor injuries only
Public transport, government services and schools shut down in protest of planned closure of Tel Aviv airport mostly used for domestic flights to resort town
Tourism Ministry threatens to end airline subsidies due to concerns that tourists are using them to travel to Jordan or Egypt or Israelis looking for cheap flights to Europe
Besides a surprising diversity of marine life, scientists stumbled upon impressive amounts of garbage – from fishing nets to beach chairs
Wife, 39, is in the intensive care unit, but expected to survive ■ Suspect, 54, found shortly after fleeing apartment
A visit to the new $473.5m airport outside Eilat reveals meticulous architectural attention, including an effort to blend in with the desert and a sophisticated design aesthetic. Only transport issues mar the picture
Ramon airport offers state-of-the-art facilities and panoramic desert views, but it is feared it may become a white elephant
Red Sea dolphins imitate a unique sound that's in effect the 'name' of another dolphin, even after it has died – proof that animals are capable of expressing a profound memory, researchers say
The coral reef at Eilat, ranked sixth in The New York Times’ list '52 Places to Go in 2019,' suffers chronic problems that are causing permanent damage
The city was ranked 6th on the list by the Times, which noted the Red Sea resort's 'prismatic waters' and the Ramon International Airport that is due to open just north of town
Taher Khalef, a day-time employee who attacked two workers with a hammer, had reportedly been planning to attack Israelis for over a decade
Suspect had daily work pass, was transferred to Shin Bet for interrogation after hammer attack in southern city of Eilat
The plane, carrying 29 passengers, left Ben-Gurion airport and had to make its way back once a problem with its brakes was discovered. It landed safely
After unusually heavy rainfall causing flash floods, police cautioned tourists to stay away from the Judean Desert, Dead Sea and Arava regions while some bus routes were halted until further notice
German airline says it will add weekly flights from Frankfurt and Munich in response to a growing demand reflected in a record number of tourists traveling to Israel
New facility is counting on a continued surge in tourist arrivals that may not happen
Specimen of the world's largest animal spotted off Israel's Red Sea coast in what is thought to be the first-ever sighting in the area
After 2014's Operation Protective Edge, Israel sees Ramon facility designed for tourist trade as Ben-Gurion backup in an emergency
Judges acquit Khalil Nimri on a reasonable doubt after hotel clerk admits mistake, and even though he confessed to Shin Bet
Even the hardy corals reef of Eilat could be in trouble if water temperatures increase, Saudi research paper indicates
From the architect of One World Trade Center in New York and the Jewish Museum in Berlin comes an unlikely vanity project – which could destroy coral reef, warn experts
A strip of beach designated as a closed military zone has become the last refuge for Ocypode cursor, a species of ghost crab which has disappeared from other beaches in the area
Scott, performing at the upcoming Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat, represents jazz’ place in popular music, 'which is better now than it used to be,' he says