Israel Railways
Israel Railways to reduce service in central Israel 'during peak hours only' for planned work
It was not immediately clear why the railway chose to perform the October 28-29 infrastructure work during peak hours, including rush hours, on two consecutive workdays right after the elections.
Trains between Tel Aviv, Lod halted temporarily due to suspicious item found on tracks
Intercity buses, Israel Railways to be free on election day, Central Elections Committee decides
Trains to run on special schedule ahead of Yom Kippur, Israel Railways announces
Planes, trains and escalators: A ride on the new high-speed express
The train will go only as far as the airport for at least another six months, as the line from the airport to Tel Aviv is not yet electrified.
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Overdue and incomplete: High-speed Jerusalem rail opens partially
Originally due to open in 2008, Israel's flagship infrastructure project has been plagued by repeated lengthy delays and soaring costs.
Jerusalem rail link likely to open only partially next month
The Jerusalem - Tel Aviv rail link has been plagued by problems that have delayed it by decades and are exceptional for a developed country.
Katz rushes to finish Jerusalem-Tel Aviv train, without other service cuts
Israel Railways yesterday presented changes in its timetable in the framework of operating the high-speed Tel Aviv-Jerusalem railway.
Rushed work on Jerusalem-Tel Aviv fast link causes concern
A number of sources told Globes that in recent weeks the pressure has been causing near accidents during work on the line.
Train now
Transportation Minister Israel Katz should be commended for the work he has done on highways throughout the country, but unfortunately the same cannot be said about the trains.
Israeli magicians perform their latest illusions on Israel Railways
The two performers treated some 100 passengers en route from Kiryat Motzkin to Tel Aviv.
Jerusalem Municipality set to vote on closing First Station on Shabbat
Despite the vote, the Regional Committee for Planning is likely to vote to keep the popular site open on Shabbat.
Experts: Jerusalem-Tel Aviv railway not safe to operate
"There is no reasonable chance that the project will be completed on time without breaching the safety rules," a senior electrical engineer accompanying the project said.
