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WATCH: Sea of Galilee rises over 4 feet after five years of drought

The Sea of Galilee, or Lake Kinneret, located in northern Israel, is the country’s most important surface water resource, but it has been at a dangerously low level after years of drought. This year, due to unusually heavy rainfall, the Kinneret has risen over four feet since October.

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