Israel\'s largest water reservoir, the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) stands now at 1 meter above the latest red line. In the last two days, the level of the Kinneret went up 6 centimeters, and since the beginning of the week, 16 cm, which represents 27 million cubic meters of water. In order to reach the maximum level, the Kinneret must rise 5.6 meters.
The red line was lowered in the summer by over a meter to a new \"emergency red line.\" The current level of the Kinneret is still below the previous red line.
Water officials cautioned that the nation’s main aquifer remains dangerously low.
The red line was lowered in the summer by over a meter to a new \"emergency red line.\" The current level of the Kinneret is still below the previous red line.
Water officials cautioned that the nation’s main aquifer remains dangerously low.