(haipo) – After receiving normal seawater tests, the Ministry of Health is updating on the lifting of the bathing warning on the beaches of the Sea of Galilee: Kursi, Halukim, Susita, Rakat, Mykonos (Pralia) and the Nof Ginosar Hotel.
The Ministry of Health informed me: Lifting the bathing warning on the beaches of the Sea of Galilee: Kursi, Halukim, Susita, Rekat, Mykonos (Fralia) and the Nof Ginosar Hotel.
Bathing is allowed on declared beaches only.
Published on 7/7/26
(haipo) The Ministry of Health has issued a bathing warning for six beaches in the Sea of Galilee: Kursi, Chalukim, Susita, Rekat, Mykonos (Fralia) and the Nof Ginosar Hotel. The warning was issued following abnormal microbial results found in seawater quality tests. The public is asked to avoid entering the water at these beaches until further notice.

Unusual findings in water quality tests
The Ministry of Health has announced that abnormal microbial results were found in seawater quality tests conducted on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Following these findings, it was decided to issue a bathing warning for six beaches: Kursi, Halakim, Susita, Rekat, Mykonos (also known as Pralia) and the Nof Ginosar Hotel Beach. The Ministry recommends that the public avoid entering the water at these beaches until further notice, in order to prevent a possible health risk resulting from the presence of bacteria or contaminants in the bathing water.
The ministry continues to monitor the condition of the beaches.
The Ministry of Health emphasized that it continues to monitor the water quality on the shores of the Sea of Galilee and conducts regular tests. In addition, the Ministry reminds the public that bathing is permitted only on designated beaches, and calls on citizens to adhere to safety guidelines and avoid bathing on unsupervised beaches. It is recommended to follow the Ministry of Health's updates regarding the lifting of the warning and the resumption of bathing on the beaches where the abnormal findings were found.
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Continue to let all the idiots bring in jet skis and the Sea of Galilee will be closed permanently.
Only electric motors like in any civilized country that wants to preserve its natural assets.