"We Have a Solid Water Economy": The Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Declared that the Water Crisis Is Behind Us
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The water farm continues to operate in full routine and the water supply to homes and agriculture is guaranteed as a series, a situation assessment led by Energy and Infrastructure Minister Eli Cohen said. The update comes against the background of an unusual natural phenomenon that caused the partial shutdown of the desalination facilities, when the “Sorek A” facility has already returned to full operation. At the same time, a staging process i…
Eli Cohen, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, stated that the water sector is expected to return to full operation in the coming hours. The minister also claimed that the crisis was caused by a "natural phenomenon the likes of which we have not seen in the last 30 years," which led to the shutdown of five of Israel's six desalination plants, with three of them returning to partial operation.
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