The water level of the Sea of Galilee has dropped to its lowest point in decades, raising concerns among experts in Israel. In response, the Water Authority has begun operating the 'reverse national carrier,' a system designed to pump desalinated seawater from the Mediterranean into the lake. Currently, the system is delivering around 1,000 cubic meters of water per hour, with plans to increase this rate as desalination plant output grows. The move highlights the urgency of addressing water shortages and the importance of innovative solutions for the region's freshwater resources.