Oldest human fossil outside Africa found in Israel's north
Fossil found in northern Israel indicates humans may have left Africa earlier than previously thought.
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News and updates about Carmel
Illegal EU-funded structures demolished
Civil Administration of Judea and Samaria demolishes illegal structures funded by European Union and built near fence of town of Carmel.
Carmel Fire: Community is key to healing trauma
'We always lose something from every traumatic experience. But we also gain; we find new strength that we did not have before.'
Revisiting the Carmel Fire; what have we learned?
Many people are still not aware of the damage of throwing a cigarette out the window, or forgetting to properly smother a campfire.
IDF Places Iron Dome Battery in Carmel Region
The IDF placed an Iron Dome anti-missile battery in the Carmel region near Haifa.
Wildfire Near Alfei Menashe
Eight Alfei Menashe families evacuated from their homes Thursday afternoon due to brushfire.
'City of Gold' Covered with Soot
Jerusalem, usually graced by sunshine, snow or welcome winter rains, is covered with smelly soot from a huge forest fire set by an arsonist.
Gov't Provides Quick Fire Help
The Prime Minister’s Office issues report on its post-Carmel fire activities, including help for the homeless and repair of damage.
Fire Claims Police Chief
Haifa Police Commander Ahuva Tomer, 52, died this morning from wounds she suffered in the line of duty during the catastrophic fire in the Carmel.
Experts: Let Carmel Renew Itself
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI) says tree-planting and human intervention should be kept to a minimum.
'Cautious Optimism,' 41 Dead
Fire Chief Shimon Roma announces the worst may be over and "cautious optimism" is at hand but the fire still rages, total control will take time.
42 Dead in Fire
Total upped to 42 dead in the worst blaze in Israel's history, many of them Israel Prisons Service cadets.