A flock of sheep gathering during feeding time.

The IDF reinforces its troops on the Syrian and Lebanese borders following Hezbollah's threat to avenge the death of an organization operative in an attack near Damascus attributed to Israel.

A cargo ship that drifted ashore on a stormy night.

In 2004, the Electrochemical Industries plant closed due to a fire. The structure remains abandoned to this day. The plant used hazardous materials, such as mercury, which led to severe illnesses among workers. Legal battles are still ongoing regarding soil contamination, sea pollution, and responsibility for cleaning up the complex.

During the initial weeks of the COVID-19 lockdown, Yarkon Park emptied of visitors. Consequently, hungry jackals began gathering in large groups. Lacking the food scraps typically left behind by park visitors, the jackals were forced to eat the fruits of the Ficus trees and attempted to hunt pigeons.

The field near the house, the only place we went during the first COVID-19 lockdown, became an entire world in my son Biny's imagination.

Wild boars no longer content themselves with their natural habitats, and now forage for food in the city streets and home gardens.

A migrant worker from Sudan taking a mud bath at Ein Bokek Beach.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, the snapdragon plants finished blooming. Small “skulls” of seed pods swayed in the wind, reflecting the fear sown among the public.

The "Deal of the Century," a peace plan between Israel and the Palestinians proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump and published in January 2020, recognized Israeli sovereignty over the settlements and pushed the Right to immediately annex the Jordan Valley. In exchange for the normalization agreement with the United Arab Emirates, published in August, Israel postponed the annexation plan.

Remnants of battlefields stretch across a beautiful and fascinating region.