An abandoned lifeguard cabin, a rusty pier and mangled umbrellas are all that is left of Ein Gedi, once Israel's flagship ...

Visitors often ask, “Why does the Dead Sea let you float?” The answer is simple. It’s because of the unique mix of density, mineral concentration, and buoyancy. This makes the Dead Sea a ...

Ein Gedi, once a popular Dead Sea beach in Israel ... known for extraordinary buoyancy that lets bathers float effortlessly. The increasingly exposed shoreline and the sinkholes, caused by ...

In fact, the Dead Sea, nestled where Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian territory meet, has famously been dying for years. Now, with war raging in the Middle East, efforts to tackle this ever ...

In fact, the Dead Sea, nestled where Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian territory meet, has famously been dying for years. Now, with war raging in the Middle East, efforts to tackle this ever ...

known for extraordinary buoyancy that lets bathers float effortlessly. The increasingly exposed shoreline and the sinkholes, caused by a flow of freshwater dissolving layers of salt beneath the ...