Ministry of transport
Jerusalem's L3 light rail line extended to Damascus Gate, stops added in downtown area
Several additional lines and extensions are planned for the city, according to a master plan map on the Cfir website.
40 million passengers a year: Ben Gurion Airport launches major expansion of Terminal 3
National Security Council issues warning for Israelis in UAE amid Iranian threat
Israel to build new international airport in Negev, PMO announces
Jerusalem-Tel Aviv high-speed rail to open on March 30
The soon-to-be unveiled rail link is expected to more than halve the time it takes to travel between the two cities.
The road not taken
Despite having been modernized, stretched and multiplied, Israel’s highways are increasingly clogged, begging a public transportation overhaul that might take decades to mature
Editor's Notes: Let Uber drive in Israel
Though Uber has been operating in Israel since 2014, it only works with taxis.
Berlin probes Kuwait Airways for discrimination against Israelis
A video uploaded to Facebook went viral after an Israeli-Arab was barred from getting on Kuwait Airways flight because of his Israeli passport.
Green light for olim: Experienced drivers no longer need to retake test
Any immigrants with at least a 5-year-old license will be automatically eligible for an Israeli one.
Health Ministry to launch ‘Post’ campaign to save kids from hot cars
The stickers, to be designed by the State Advertising Authority, will be distributed at well-baby centers, health fund clinics, petrol stations and elsewhere to all vehicle owners around the country.
Routes mortelles
Après dix années consécutives de baisse, Israël connaît une recrudescence des accidents de voiture. A qui la faute ? Les principaux acteurs de la sécurité routière se renvoient la balle
The Jerusalem track
Jerusalem-Tel Aviv in half an hour by 2017 – this is the jewel in the crown of Israel Railways expansion activities.
El Al’s Sun D’Or loses operating license
Cancellation of license follows complaints from European authorities that Sun D’Or was in practice not an independent company and makes use of El Al planes and crews.
