Live webcams: Israel

Webcam on the Main Square in front of the Western Wall, Jerusalem

Live webcam installed on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem provides an opportunity to see with your own eyes one of the most sacred places in the world - the Western Wall. This online broadcast allows viewers to watch the life and events happening right now in this historical and spiritual center in the blink of an eye.
Broadcasting way: live stream 1440p

Western Wall webcam in Jerusalem

Live webcam demonstrates the Western Wall and the Western Wall Square in Jerusalem in Israel in real time. The Wailing Wall, Western Wall or Ha-Kotel ha-Maarawi is a part of the ancient wall (485 m long) around the western slope of the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem, which survived after the destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans in 70 AD. e. The greatest shrine of Judaism outside the Temple Mount itself.
Broadcasting method: live feed 1080p

Almog Beach Webcam, Eilat

Live webcam installed on Almog Beach in the Israeli city of Eilat offers viewers the opportunity to observe the activities on the shores of the Gulf of Aqaba on the Red Sea. The camera is set in the surf center and captures surfers and beachgoers, creating a lively resort atmosphere. The broadcast also broadcasts a beautiful panoramic view of the sea, and the mountains of Jordan appear on the distant horizon, adding a special color to the landscape. The broadcast allows you to monitor the weather conditions and the atmosphere of the beach in real time, creating a feeling of closeness to this picturesque place.
Broadcasting way: live feed 720p

Webcam at the vulture feeding station in the Judean Desert

Live webcam transmits a vulture feeding station in the Judean Desert. This location was chosen to provide food for the population of vultures living in the Judean Desert. Wildlife can be rugged, so viewer caution is advised — fighting and predation may occur during the live online broadcast.
Broadcasting mode: live feed 1080p

Webcam at the vulture feeding station, Israel

Live webcam is positioned at the vulture feeding station in the Hai-Bar Carmel Nature Reserve in Israel. Using this camera, Israeli scientists document the lives of wild birds in their natural habitats to learn about them for both educational and research purposes, as well as to aid in species conservation efforts. Wildlife can be rugged, so viewer caution is advised — fighting and predation may occur during the live broadcast.
Broadcasting technique: live feed 1080p

Close-up Western Wall Webcam in Jerusalem, Israel

Live webcam installed on A-Sultan Barquq Street provides a unique opportunity to see a close-up of the Western Wall on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem. This live broadcast allows viewers to observe life and events happening at this historical and spiritual landmark at the moment.
Broadcasting mode: live video 1080p

Webcam on Shimshon Sheva Beach, Ashdod

Live webcam shows live from the beautiful Shimshon Sheva beach on the Mediterranean coast in the city of Ashdod (Southern District of Israel). This attractive city beach is close to other Ashdod attractions such as the Eye of the Sun sculpture and the Ashdod Citadel.
Broadcasting mode: live stream 480p

PTZ webcam on Lake Hula, Israel

Live PTZ webcam shows various views of Lake Hula in the reserve of the same name in the Safed Subregion in Israel. The camera makes it possible to observe wildlife in real time in one of the most important places in Israel — Hula. The lake is known as an important stopover for birds such as cranes and great white pelicans. In addition to birds, on the live broadcast you can see mammals such as golden jackals, wild boars, Egyptian mongooses and many others that regularly visit the lake.
Broadcasting way: live feed 1080p

Webcam at the vulture nest, Israel

Live webcam submits the nest of lappet-faced vulture in real time. The cam and nest are located in an enclosure at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Israel. On the live broadcast you can see the last pair of lappet-faced vulture in Israel. The rehabilitation center staff monitors the vultures and their offspring so that Israel does not lose this bird species.
Broadcasting technique: live video 1080p

Webcam at the griffon vulture nest, Israel

Live webcam transmits in real time a view of the nest of two griffon vultures, which is home to a pair of disabled vultures. The nest is placed in the aviary of the rehabilitation center for wild birds and animals of Israel. The livestream is part of ongoing monitoring and research aimed at restoring endangered vulture populations in Israel.
Broadcasting mode: live stream 1080p