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Israel pollution

In this photo taken on November 21, 2016, a Palestinian laborer poses for a picture during a day work, in the West Bank town of Yabad, near Jenin. (Photo by AP)

Israel has a serious pollution problem. In fact, every year over 2,500 people die directly because of it.

Israel's major cities — including Tel Aviv — as well as industrial centers like Ashdod, face severe air-pollution problems, primarily from industrial and automobile emissions.

So what makes Israel so polluted? Find out in this episode.

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