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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 16 MIN

How does the Dead Sea’s collapse draw tourists in Israel?

from The Jerusalem Report Podcast · host Jerusalem Post Podcasts

The Jerusalem Report's Editor-in-Chief Ruth Marks Eglash speaks on her time researching the environmental changes happening in the Dead Sea. Bordered by Israel, Jordan, and the West Bank, the sea is also caught in the midst of geopolitical tensions, meaning that on a global level, the environmental dangers of the disappearing Dead Sea, one of the world’s natural wonders, have not been adequately addressed by the parties that might be able to help.

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