Transportation
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.
Seven killed, at least 88 injured after two passenger trains collide in Egypt’s Giza province
Beyond Tel Aviv and Jerusalem: Staymakom wants travelers to rediscover Israel
Israel Railways to reduce service in central Israel 'during peak hours only' for planned work
After flydubai attempted hijacking, police probe aviation security failures at Transport Ministry
Published documents indicated that the Transportation Ministry’s Security Division is responsible for certain aspects of security involving flights entering Israel.
US reliance on outdated, obsolete technology for air traffic control systems could lead to disaster
Despite billions already spent or approved, the Federal Aviation Administration still relies on aging, often incompatible systems that can turn a single equipment failure into flight chaos.
Over 250 people injured in Yom Kippur road accidents in 2025, road safety group warns
Over the past decade, approximately 2,472 people were injured in road accidents on Yom Kippur.
Iranian Rial hits record low as economic fallout from war takes hold - report
Iranian workers are going on strike as inflation rises to 128% and the fuel crisis worsens living conditions across the country.
North Korea and Russia open their first road bridge, a symbol of expanding ties
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said the construction of the bridge was not merely an engineering project, but "a new symbol of friendship."
Gush Dan metro could operate on Shabbat as driverless trains may cut NIS 150m. in annual costs
The planned metro system will be capable of operating on weekends, with the elimination of drivers reducing the extent of Shabbat violations, although this is only a technical option.
After Ben-Gurion airport crisis, Netanyahu must placate thousands of raging voters - analysis
Netanyahu has already found the scapegoat who will be placed on the altar, the person everyone currently hates and is ready to roast themselves: Pinchas Idan.
Travel abroad just like at home: The new way Israelis are skipping the airport hassle
Gett's new service lets Israelis book rides abroad in NIS via their existing app, launching in 26 countries and expanding to over 70 worldwide.
National Transport Infrastructure Company deploys AI-based adaptive traffic lights across Israel
Netivei Israel's sample comprises 25 junctions presenting different scenarios. The average time saving at those junctions over the course of the day was 25 seconds per vehicle.
The railway hotels that once defined luxury travel
How railway companies transformed stations into destinations, built some of the world’s most iconic hotels, and turned the journey itself into a luxury experience.
