Jerusalem light rail
Grapevine: Kudos and complaints
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Israel Police arrests hit squad in Triangle region, seizes weapons and drugs
Winter in Jerusalem: Valleys, rails, and the city’s stories
Jerusalem man sprays 'Holocaust in Gaza' message at light rail station, arrested
Anger entrenches opposing sides amid light rail construction
“Look at Emek Refaim today. It’s declining.”
This week in Jerusalem, October 23, 2020: Not in my neighborhood
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
Jerusalem's planned cable car to the Old City is becoming a burden
A public statement against the plan was published by 70 architects, archaeologists, historians and intellectuals – among them, four Israel Prize recipients.
Jerusalem to speed up infrastructure work amid coronavirus lockdown
Work will be done on the light rail, Begin Highway and a number of other roads and projects around the city
Standing together - a roundup of Jerusalem affairs
As of next June, passengers using public buses or the train won’t have to load their Rav-Kav, but will be able to use a new application directly from their smart phones.
19-year-old woman killed after being hit by light rail in Jerusalem
"At around 12:20 a.m. a woman fell between two wagons as the train was moving. MDA paramedics that arrived at the scene could only call her time of death."
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: The next generation
PEGGY CIDOR’S ROUND-UP OF CITY AFFAIRS: The next generation.
How willing are Israelis to release their hold on the steering wheel?
Jerusalem Gateway Project: “We reckon that around 1,000 vehicles pass through the spot an hour, at peak times – that is if people’s driving habits don’t change.”
Traffic chaos feared as key Jerusalem route set to close
"There is already terrible traffic across the city, and now there'll be even more," Yasser Tabiya, a Jerusalem-based taxi driver said.
French firm could face lawsuit after quitting Jerusalem light rail tender
"Your part in the project was critical and your withdrawal from it will make it impossible for us to meet the requirements [of the tender]," the companies wrote.
