WATCH: Israel at 70 - Israel's solutions to the water crisis

Our blue planet is overloaded and the world is short of water. Israel stands at the forefront of technology and offers solutions that can solve itself and the world's water problems.

In a white animated video of more than 70 Israeli projects commemorating Israel's 70th anniversary Independence Day, Professor Benny Schefetz will discuss the future of water technology and how these solutions bring peace to the area I am talking.

Professor Benny Chefetz is Dean of Robert H. Smith Agricultural Food and Environment University. His research aims to understand the interaction and process of organic pollutants in water, soil and sediment. His goal is to understand how physical, chemical and biological processes affect the fate and behavior of organic pollutants in the agricultural environment.

The Israel 70+ project consists of 12 short animations, each illuminating the future of major living areas - medicine, autonomous transport, recruitment market, food, family, child welfare, diaspora Jew, big data etc These videos will be exclusively released at Jpost.com!

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In 2018, Israel declared its 70th anniversary of independence. On May 14, 1948, David Ben-Gurion, head of the Jewish institution, announced the establishment of a Jewish state on "Israeli territory" (the territory of Israel) one day before the expiration of British appointment. To some extent Israel copied the American behavior when the United States declared independence from the UK on July 4, 1776. The relationship between the US and Israel is an important element in the overall government policy of the Middle East. In addition to financial and military assistance, the United States provides continuing political support to Israel with the UN Security Council veto power to protect Israel in about half its cases.

Even if it turns out that 2018 has been raining enough to avoid the fifth consecutive drought, Israel will continue to be in a crisis. Officials warned Sunday ten days ago that Israel's largest water source, Kinnell Lake and the underground aquifer were filled and the water level would not return to levels 10 years ago. But on Saturday evening the authorities withdrew the statement and stated that it is supposed to be a dry year in 2018. According to the news agency, government agencies are backed by the pressure of the Department of Energy and worry that unless additional seawater desalination plants are planned, they can be put on a shelf.

Due primarily to the early need for water treatment solutions in Israel, innovation happened soon, so that Israel now collects 86% of the water and is isolated from the weather and experiences excessive water did. This high recovery rate is a reality as a result of analyzing water resources and finding new solutions for areas consuming more water. The Israel Waterworks Bureau's decision to follow up a desalination solution explained the surplus proposed by Alexander Zalkin in 1950 and currently supplying 60% of Israeli drinking water. Against this backdrop, Israel proved that the necessity is the source of innovation and efficiency. This plan, which was originally thought to be fantasy, proves the possibility of water and builds the foundation for current development.