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Hail damaged crops in Israel

On 3 November, the first hail of the season fell on central and northern Israel. According to the Insurance Fund for Natural Risks KANAT, the estimated damage is 10 million shekels (~2 million Euro).

It has been reported that the hail damaged roofs of greenhouses, vegetables in the fields, as well as fruit and citrus plantations.

CEO of the Fund, David Ginsburg, has said that cucumbers, lettuce, cabbage and broccoli were affected the most.

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