Israel has four bodies of water — the Mediterranean Sea, the Gulf of Eilat/Aqaba, the Dead Sea, and the Sea of Galilee. Plus it has the famous Jordan River, the Yarkon River, the Kishon River, and the Yarmuk River. At other times, the wadis (dry river beds) become filled with flowing streams. Israel has a rainy season (or two, depending on which reckoning one uses), and it snows on its mountains, most critically on Mt. Hermon on the borders of Lebanon and Syria. For all this, Israel lacks water — both natural and spiritual.
As the Holy Spirit prompts us to pray for revival within us, so, too, He wants to revive and refresh His Land. It begins with us who believe in hope of the coming of the Lord, who will transform even the Negev Desert into the Garden of Eden, the Garden of YHVH. (Is 51:3) Then, the world that He returns to, that He made, will know Him. Then, His own, to whom He will come, will receive Him. For all that have thirsted, it will be finished!