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Israeli desalination plants restart after water-supply crisis

Israel's desalination plants restarted after a crisis forced pumping from the Sea of Galilee. The event reflects disruption to a critical water-supply system.

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Further damage or outages could threaten water availability in a water-stressed country.

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  1. Israel desalination plants restart after crisis forces Sea of Galilee pumping ↗jpost.com · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 1:48 PM UTC

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