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A powerful and inspiring landscape, the Dead Sea overwhelms our senses through its majestic beauty.

The Dead Sea is threatened by an environmental disaster.

The continual decline of the water level is creating an ecological imbalance on both land and sea that will destroy natural habitats and cause the loss of this unique precious resource. The Dead Sea is an eco-system housing both natural and historic treasures, important to those who love to visit, and to the entire world.

SAVE OUR SEA is a small, volunteer-based awareness organization with an ambitious non-political mission dedicated to preserving, protecting and restoring the Dead Sea for future generations.

By showing the world how much we care we can make things happen.

Contact your family, friends, the local media, your representative and let them know how much you care about this precious natural wonder.

The future of Dead Sea is in immediate danger. Please, don't stand by and allow it to die.

Read how it all started here.

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Raising the dead

Raising the dead

‍‍August 7, 2010 - 27 Av 5770
by Graham
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The Dead Sea’s shoreline is sinking by a meter a year, and it is feared that it will literally ”dry up” by the year 2050 – unless immediate efforts are made to save what many are calling one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.… Read the rest of this article…

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Dead Sea Feeds Promises of an Economic Bloom

Dead Sea Feeds Promises of an Economic Bloom

‍‍August 5, 2010 - 25 Av 5770
by Graham
Latest News

Early on a recent weekday morning, three busloads of ultra-Orthodox Jewish women from Jerusalem debarked at a private beach near this tiny Israeli settlement along the Dead Sea shore. They filed down a series of wooden walkways and steps — which are constantly being extended as the waters recede — that protect visitors from the slippery newly exposed mud.… Read the rest of this article…

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Dead Sea - Report due for release

Report on Red-Dead alternatives due next week

‍‍August 5, 2010 - 25 Av 5770
by Graham
Latest News

Meanwhile, the best available data reports for the modelling studies of the Red Sea and the Dead Sea have been completed as scheduled and are currently being examined by stakeholders.
“The best available data reports were received on time from the two consulting firms and are now under review and comment by the three governments, the panel of experts and the World Bank,” McPhail, a water and sanitation specialist, said in a statement sen via e-mail on Monday.… Read the rest of this article…

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Ambition is a Dead Sea fruit, and the greatest peril to the soul is that one is likely to get precisely what he is seeking. — Edward Dahlberg

"The length of the lake is 67 miles, measured from Zoar in Arabia, the width is 17. Next to it lies the land of Sodom, once so rich in crops and in the wealth of its cities, but now dust and ashes." - Josephus Flavius - The Jewish War

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