Ahead of a one-on-one meeting on July 19 at the White House, Israeli President Isaac Herzog and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled a new climate technology partnership, which will draw up to $70 million of U.S. and Israeli investments to support climate-healthy agriculture and use new technologies to protect critical Middle East and Africa water resources.
“We are harnessing today the broad infrastructure of our cooperation to introduce a new joint initiative to address a primary challenge of our time,” Herzog said. He said the implications of the “climate crisis” were “far reaching,” with repercussions for all.
