Don’t Dive with the Sharks: Israel Warns Swimmers as Sharks Return to Hadera Coast
Authorities urged swimmers to stay away from dusky and sandbar sharks after repeated sightings near the city’s power plant.
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Don’t dive with the sharks: Israel warns swimmers as sharks return to Hadera coast
Israel Nature and Parks Authority warns against diving or snorkeling near sharks gathering off Hadera, where a man was killed in April 2025; strong currents, fishing equipment and unpredictable encounters pose additional dangers
The Nature and Parks Authority issued an urgent warning to the traveling public today (Tuesday): entering the water in the Hadera power plant area may be dangerous, following the arrival of the annual school of sharks to the area. The authority warns against diving and snorkeling in close proximity to the sharks that concentrate during this period, as every year between November and May. The authority emphasized that in addition to the danger as…
Science and Haitek: The Nature and Parks Authority again alerts the population to the danger of swimming in the immediate vicinity of sharks, which meet annually from November to May at the Hadera power plant.
Dozens of sharks gather every year near the hot water outlet of the Hadera power plant. Swimming in the area is prohibited, and the Nature and Parks Authority also warns divers and snorkelers about strong currents, whirlpools and fishing gear. The post Sharks are back in Hadera: Diving and being near them is very dangerous appeared first on JDN.
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