Public transportation
Man who tried to light 12-year-old on fire initially planned kidnapping, police say
An initial investigation found that the suspect, a 30-year-old Jerusalem resident, boarded the bus on February 1 with a bottle containing a "flammable substance," intending some form of arson.
Language barriers, crime, transportation harming Arab economy, experts say
Israel Police arrest 30-year-old for trying to light a child on fire on public transportation
Israel’s infrastructure paradox: Innovation without environmental foundations - opinion
This woman commutes 1,000 miles to work due to high rent prices
Giuseppe Giuliano, unable to afford rent in Milan, commutes daily from Naples in order to get to work.
This week in Jerusalem: Helpless
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Young Israelis are spearheading a return to public transport, Visa poll finds
As Israel strides into the future, its public transportation system is seeing a call for transformation spurred by the digital era.
This week in Jerusalem: Tempest in a coffee cup
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Israel tests drone 'air taxis' for the first time
It is hoped that with further developments, the drones may be able to transport people for long distances.
India ends rescue work as focus turns to cause of worst crash in decades
At least 288 people were killed in a passenger train crash in India on Friday.
'Being a Nation State': Evolution of Israel's Jewish, democratic balance - review
Tensions have moved along two interrelated axes in Israeli society: between Jewishness as a national identity and democracy; and Judaism as a religion and democracy.
This week in Jerusalem: Back in the pool
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Ahead of Jerusalem Day, check out the new train stations coming to the capital
The new stations will service the center of the city and the First Station area near the Old City of Jerusalem.
Letters to the Editor May 10, 2023: Withdrawn lawsuit
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
