infrastructure

A high-intensity earthquake is expected to occur within the next 50 years between southern Lebanon and the Dead Sea along the Syrian-African Rift.

Yitzhak Aharonovich talks to the Jerusalem Post about his new role the chairman of Mekorot who helped turn a water sector in crisis into an enterprise that produces a surplus of water.

Mekorot has recently signed a series of agreements in Argentina, with the aim of building comprehensive master plans for the water sector which has suffered from climate change.

Dutch intelligence officials say that Russia is very eager to map out their energy infrastructure in order to be able to sabotage it.

The Old City of Jerusalem is now accessible for wheelchairs. The Temple Mount and Mughrabi Bridge, however, remain untouched.

The Tourism Ministry's Development Budget Committee approved a budget that includes the establishment of dozens of public tourism infrastructure projects.

Zero-trust systems require verification from a highly-verified source before any given change be made to a system or network.

Ukraine requires a hefty budget to restore telecommunications operations to pre-war status.

Miri Regev is back in the Transportation Ministry and threatens to undo a number of her predecessor's infrastructure projects.