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
Police arrest Arab who planned to attack light rail with fireworks
The suspect, a member of a terrorist group, was involved in producing explosives.
Smart traffic planning system LISA approved for use in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem
A Ministry of Transportation committee approved the adoption of LISA for traffic planning in Israel.
China sues Israeli government for denying light rail tender 'under US pressure'
Israeli and Chinese companies sued, claiming the decision to block Chinese bids for the project was based on illegal US pressure.
This week in Jerusalem: Get out
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
This week in Jerusalem: Shabbat rumblings
A round-up of city affairs.
Light at the end of the tunnel: TLV light rail completes first full test-run
The light rail completed its first test-run between Petah Tikva and Bat Yam on Wednesday.
Tel Aviv residents accidentally pay the light railway's water bills
The residents of a building in Tel Aviv were charged with high water bills after the contractor building the light railway nearby accidentally connected to their plumbing.
Rebuild Jerusalem: The largest construction projects in Israel's capital
Armed with the largest municipal budget in the city’s history, Mayor Moshe Lion has moved strongly to implement the campaign promises he made in 2018.
Haredi light-rail riots mastermind explains why he protests
"We are here to stay. The sooner the authorities grasp and understand this, the better it will be. We are not going anywhere and we will never accept this plan as it is proposed."
Bennett-Lapid have to face Biden as China’s tentacles grow in Israel
Chinese company banned in US competing for Tel Aviv light rail tender to be decided in coming days.
