Jerusalem light rail
Haredi protesters break into Jerusalem Light Rail construction sites, assault workers
In one video seen by The Jerusalem Post, haredi protesters try to push through the fence and get into a physical altercation with construction workers.
Gush Etzion, Efrat, to be easily accessible to Jerusalem by light rail under new proposal
Ultra-Orthodox protesters block traffic, set fire on road near Jerusalem's Shabbat Square
Grapevine: Kudos and complaints
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.
Jerusalem by rail: What’s the latest on the capital’s light rail lines?
Last week in a dramatic move, CityPass announced its decision to not only not submit to the tender for the Blue and the Green lines, but to completely quit the entire project and leave Jerusalem.
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: The best-laid plans
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
Grapevine: Never say never
A senior pastor of The Pointe Church in Belmont, NC, Hardee is excited to participate in the Jerusalem marathon because support for and blessing Israel runs deep in his family.
This Week in Jerusalem: Light rail decision draws heavy opposition
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
The train to the east
A railway tale that rolls through 100 years of Jewish settlement and pioneering in the Jezreel Valley.
French company reportedly withdraws from Jerusalem Light Rail project
A possible motive is due to the company being majority-owned by French state-owned public corporations – SNCF and RATP, both of whom have come under pressure by labor unions critical of Israel.
Police shoot suspicious woman in Jerusalem
She was transferred to Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center in moderate condition.
