Light rail
Grapevine: Kudos and complaints
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Israel Police arrests hit squad in Triangle region, seizes weapons and drugs
Ultra-Orthodox rioters throw stones, call police 'Nazis' in protests over dead infants' autopsies
New mega-neighborhood with 1,500 apartments approved near Tel Aviv on metro line
Jerusalem judicial reform protests: What does the average Israeli think?
To find out, The Jerusalem Post asked around and went to the Mahane Yehuda market to see what people thought of judicial reform and the massive protests.
This week in Jerusalem: Synagogues here, synagogues there
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
What is the future of Jerusalem traffic and transportation?
Diggers and builders all over Jerusalem: What's to come for city roads, buses and light rail routes?
This week in Jerusalem: Signs of the times
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Have Emek Refaim residents given up fighting the new light rail?
The feeling is that the opportunity to avert the decree has passed, although there remains a hard nucleus of opponents who are not ready to give up.
This week in Jerusalem: Class struggle
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Int'l bidders gather in Nazareth to discuss northern Light Rail
CEO of Trans Israel, Dan Shenbach: "The Nofit Light Rail is the flagship project of Trans Israel, which will bring about a transportation, social and economic revolution in the north."
Ukraine railways offer symbolic tickets to occupied cities after Kherson liberation
Now, Ukrainians will have more access to their own country. This brings new hope amidst continued tension.
This week in Jerusalem: Illegal parking out
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Can Michaeli bring public transportation on Shabbat to Israel?
Following the transportation minister’s announcement over the weekend that the Tel Aviv light rail will operate on Saturdays, the question of whether or not that’s actually her call to make remains.
