Abstract This study synthesizes 15 years (2001–2016) of detailed multibeam hydrographic
mapping covering the entire 26,500 km 2 of the Israeli Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) …

Mass transport complexes often form key elements of petroleum systems, affecting
sedimentary structures, seepage pathways and biodiversity hotspots on the seafloor. Yet …

The characterization of salt tectonics and its gravity-driven deformation processes are the
key to a better understanding of the structural evolution of salt-bearing rifted margins. Unlike …

A standard source-to-sink approach examines sediment transport along an imaginary axis
(regarded here as primary) extending between land, the continental margin and a nearby …

The drastic drop in Dead Sea lake levels during the last few decades has caused the
formation of over 6000 dangerous sinkholes along its coasts. Concurrently, retreating …

We present for the first time a synthesis of the evidence of focused fluid flow in the Eastern
Mediterranean, providing an updated record that includes recent and past occurrences …

The presence of methane gas in the shallow sub-surface sediments of the Sea of Galilee,
northern Israel, has been well documented over the years. Numerous theories for the …

While the role of shore-parallel transport is extensively documented, its contribution to
source-to-sink and provenance studies is often overshadowed by tectonic variations …

Marine continental shelf sediments with high deposition rates may provide useful archives of
rapid geomagnetic secular variation as long as the primary magnetization is not altered …

High-resolution seismic reflection and bathymetry data are analyzed to investigate the
subsurface configurations promoting fluid escape along the Palmachim disturbance; a 20 …