There's Water Under the Desert -- But It's Hardly Being Used
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Illustration shows area covered by Judea Group Aquifer, with outlets into Dead Sea springs.
The one place in water-short Israel where natural groundwater is available and not being fully exploited is – of all places – in the mostly uninhabited Judean desert.
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