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Bus crash kills 25, mostly students in Cape Verde
The trip was not organized by the schools, according to Education Ministry delegate in São Filipe José Pedro Gonçalves, but was one that the driver regularly organized every year.
Grapevine: Kafka in Jerusalem
Bus accident killed 21, left several wounded in Egypt's South Sinai, health ministry says
'Ben-Gvir's soldiers': Teenager arrested on suspicion of assaulting Arab bus driver in Beit Shemesh
Grapevine: Going postal
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
New Israeli bus terminal charges electric buses wirelessly
Housed beneath the asphalt, Electreon’s technology charges vehicles wirelessly as they drive or park above.
Israelis financially compensated after Hamas war disrupts public buses
Passengers who held monthly pass on their Rav Kavs on October 7 will receive a partial refund for the remaining days of their subscription, which can amount to hundreds of shekels.
Deadly ambush on bus in northwestern Pakistan leaves 9 dead
Six of the nine people murdered have since been identified. A total of 26 others were left injured from the attack.
This week in Jerusalem: Get on board
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Miri Regev bans Israeli civilians from public buses on Shabbat
In contrast to the first weekend of public transportation during the war, the Transportation Ministry now restricts travel to soldiers and security forces, leaving citizens stranded.
At least 20 killed as Italian bus falls off Venice bridge
"It's an apocalyptic scene. I am speechless," Mayor Luigi Brugnaro posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Bus with children aboard overturned near Beit Shemesh, several injured
Shaare Zedek Medical Center confirmed the admittance of eight injured children in the trauma room.
Israelis overwhelmingly support transport on Shabbat, haredi IDF draft
More than 7 in 10 Israelis want Shabbat transportation while nearly 8 in 10 support an IDF draft for yeshiva students, according to the recent Hiddush annual religion and state index for 2023.
Extremists on both sides are causing discrimination on Israeli buses
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS: Even though these types of behaviors have existed for years on Israeli buses, two things have changed: Judicial reform tensions and a fast-growing haredi population.
