Articles in "food security"
Israel Wasted 2.6 Million Tons of Food in 2024, Worth $7.2 Billion
Israel generated 2.6 million tons of food waste in 2024, valued at roughly $7.2 billion, according to a comprehensive national food loss ...
Israel’s Food Security at Risk from Import Dependence and Poor Preparedness, Audit Finds
Israel’s food security is increasingly at risk due to poor emergency preparedness, dependence on imports, and neglect of domestic ...
Georgia, Israel Pledge Closer Ties on Trade, Agriculture, and Food Security
Tbilisi (AZERTAC) - Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili met with Israeli Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Avi ...
Israel and Moldova Sign Strategic Wheat Partnership to Boost Food Security
Israel has taken a major step to secure its wheat supply by signing a landmark memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Moldova. The ...
Hamas Recruits Teenagers By Stealing Food and Controlling Supply, Experts Say
Hamas are controlling the food supply as a tactic to garner more teenage recruits, an aid worker in Gaza and experts have told The Press ...
Israel Launches $1.4B National Food Security Strategy for 2050 Amid Growing Threats
Faced with mounting threats to its food supply, Israel unveiled its National Food Security Plan 2050 on Monday, laying out a sweeping ...
War Disruptions Lead to 13% Rise in Israeli Fresh Produce Imports in 2024
Due to the war, Israeli imports of fresh vegetables rose 13 percent in 2024, the Agriculture Ministry reported on Sunday. Approximately ...
Ancient Agricultural Innovation Offers Hope for Future Sustainability, Researchers Say
As the world grapples with escalating water scarcity and food insecurity, a groundbreaking study led by Bar-Ilan University and the Israel ...
Honoring a Fallen Hero: Indian Researcher Supports Ph.D. for Colleague Killed in Gaza
When Indian researcher Dr. Davinder Sharma learned that his co-worker and friend, Zechariah Haber, had been killed in combat in Gaza, he ...
Israel Approves Plan to Import 92,000 Foreign Workers
Seeking to address a labor shortage, Israeli officials approved a quota of 92,000 foreign workers to fill jobs in agriculture, industry, ...
