The water running through the hills south of Hebron is thick, pale in places, and difficult to ignore as it flows south, reaching Meitar, Shoket Junction, and eventually the Beersh

The water running through the hills south of Hebron is thick, pale in places, and difficult to ignore as it flows south, reaching Meitar, Shoket Junction, and eventually the Beersheba Stream. Link Hebron’s sewage crisis flows south toward Negev Untreated sewage and industrial stone waste cross political boundaries, threatening communities, open land, and groundwater resources.