An earthquake measuring 3.4 was felt Saturday evening east of Hadera in northern Israel. No injuries or damage were reported. The Israel Geological Survey said that the movement was a weak earthquake, and that there is no concern of additional earthquakes. Related articles: NSC discusses possibility of Tsunami in Israel Government approves post-disaster reconstruction plan Earthquake felt in northern Israel Friday earthquake left 2,500 dead, 2,476 injured The Saturday night quake marks Israel's second in two weeks. The previous quake , which was felt in the Jordan Valley, measured at a depth of 17 kilometers, and a magnitude of 3.8. The quake was felt, among other places, in Tiberias, the Jordan Valley, Karmiel, Haifa, Modi'in, Hod Hasharon, Rehovot, and near Hadera. No damage was reported.
