Additionally, at the end of his life, Joshua recalls the events of the Red Sea and does not mention any walls or a mound. [1] Rahab, the Canaanites, and Joshua were not alone in recalling a non ...

Israel, Jordan's Red Sea-Dead Sea water sharing project goes to tender despite controversies. Published December 3rd, 2015 - 07:30 GMT. Palestinian director of EcoPeace is disappointed by the lack ...

Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority were set on Monday to ink an agreement to build a long-anticipated pipeline from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, part of an initiative that would produce ...

Israel and Jordan have agreed on a "historic" $900 million water sharing project which will replenish the Dead Sea with water from the Red Sea and also supply both Israel and Palestine with water.

Israel’s regional cooperation minister said Israel is ready to move ahead with a multibillion dollar project with Jordan to pipe water from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, an idea that’s been on ...

It includes an ambitious—and some say reckless—multistage plan to pipe water 112 miles from the Red Sea into the Dead Sea, which forms part of Israel and Jordan’s shared border and has been ...

But for more than half a century, the draining of the Dead Sea has been an adverse byproduct of contentious Middle East politics. Since the 1960s, the Dead Sea has been shrinking at a rate of one ...

In 2005, Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Jordan jointly asked the World Bank to lend its resources to a feasibility study for a project to bring water from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, which ...

The Israel Defense Forces assembled at least five pumps that could be used to draw water from the Mediterranean Sea to then flush out the tunnels within a matter of weeks, US officials said.

According to "The Iron Wall," a history by Avi Shlaim, ... In 1964 Israel completed the National Water Carrier, designed to pipe drinking water from the Sea of Galilee, in Israel's north, ...

Israel, Jordan, Palestinians to Sign Water Agreement. ... The deal reached Monday also aims to slow the steady drop in the Dead Sea water level through a pipeline that will be built from the Red Sea.

Israel has started pumping sea water into the complex of tunnels under Gaza as a part of its campaign to eradicate Hamas. Here & Now 's Scott Tong speaks with the Wall Street Journal's national ...