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מודולים במשקל מאות טונות מונפים מאוניות המשא אל אסדת כריש
Israel's $1.5 billion Katlan gas project: 350-ton lifts, GPS jamming and an active sea platform
About 100 kilometers offshore, Energean is laying 30 kilometers of subsea pipeline while Karish keeps producing gas; Katlan is due online in the first half of 2027, but its Israel chief warns too little exploration could leave a future reserves gap
Sivan Hilaie | 10.13.26
מטרו
Tel Aviv metro's 2035 launch in doubt as labor and housing shortages mount
Construction will need 16,000 foreign workers at peak and 23,000 overall, but housing remains unresolved; 2,500 trucks a day will be needed to move soil, while shortages of engineers and drivers threaten the phased opening planned for 2035 to 2042
Sivan Hilaie | 10.12.26
הפגנות חרדים בירושלים
Haredi protesters clash with police as Highway 4, Jerusalem entrance blocked | Watch
Police use stun grenades, batons and mounted officers to clear hundreds protesting renewed arrests of Haredi draft evaders; demonstrators chant ‘We will die and not enlist’
Shilo Freid, Liran Tamari, Sivan Hilaie | 10.08.26
Passengers on a crowded bus
How Israel’s political parties plan to fix the public transportation crisis
Traffic jams, driver shortages and long waits pose a major challenge for Israel’s next government; Ahead of the election, parties are offering competing plans to overhaul public transportation, from higher driver pay to sweeping structural reforms
Sivan Hilaie | 10.07.26
מטוס פליי דובאי
Flydubai payments to Israeli aviation security official exposed as Trump points to Iran
Aviation security chief Dvir Rubinstein privately worked for foreign airlines as years of warnings went unaddressed; despite Israel’s lone-actor assessment, Trump again points to Iran
Sivan Hilaie | 10.06.26
30.9 נתב"ג נוסעים עולים על מטוס של פליי דובאי
Flydubai security failure: Who was supposed to vet the crew, and how did the system fail?
Omani pilot’s details were sent to Israel before takeoff, but no agency flagged his nationality; Incident exposes gaps between Transportation Ministry, intelligence services and passenger-data system; Transportation Ministry: 'There is no 100% in security'
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Sivan Hilaie, Itamar Eichner | 10.04.26
Shin Bet chief David Zini, Transportation Minister Miri Regev
How was an Omani pilot flagged for extremism cleared to fly to Israel? The failures and hard questions
Omani co-pilot was reportedly grounded over jihadist radicalization and rejected by another airline, yet cleared to fly to Israel despite crew screening laws; after alleged attempt to crash jet, questions mount over who failed and who will investigate
Itamar Eichner, Sivan Hilaie | 10.03.26
בנימין נתניהו דוד זיני מטוס פליי דובאי
Shin Bet warned and PM admits to 'loophole': Who was supposed to supervise Flydubai?
Shin Bet chief David Zini warned for months of security gaps on UAE flights, but Flydubai falls outside the agency’s direct control; After an Omani pilot slipped through existing restrictions, scrutiny is turning to where oversight failed
Sivan Hilaie, Itamar Eichner | 10.01.26
Trevor Asserson
BBC bias helped pave way for UK sanctions on Israel, lawyer says
Trevor Asserson, who authored study accusing the broadcaster of anti-Israel bias, tells ynet Global that years of negative coverage damaged Israel’s standing, and says the focus must now shift to limiting the impact of new British measures
Sivan Hilaie | 09.20.26
אסדת כריש
Israel’s gas dilemma: Export now or save supplies for an uncertain energy future?
The Dayan Committee’s final report maps Israel’s gas market through 2048 but reveals deep divides how much gas to reserve at home, how much to export, whether Chevron’s role undermines competition and how heavily policy should rely on future discoveries
Sivan Hilaie | 09.20.26
נערים וילדים רוכבים על קורקינטים בצורה לא בטיחותית ונפצעים
Yom Kippur danger: Empty roads are not safe
Yom Kippur’s empty roads can be deceptive: crashes still occur, especially before and after the fast as traffic patterns shift rapidly, with many victims children and teens
Sivan Hilaie | 09.17.26
עצרת של תומכי החות'ים חות'ים ב צנעא תימן 25 באוגוסט לציון יום הולדתו של הנביא מוחמד
Eilat Port fears total shutdown as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea route
Houthi forces have seized Mokha and strengthened their hold on Perim Island near Bab el-Mandeb, while Eilat now handles just one ship a month and says even that limited traffic may no longer be viable
Sivan Hilaie | 09.16.26
יותם בודג שנהרג בפיצוץ הקלנועית ואמו שירון
The ticking time bomb in our homes: The deadly danger of lithium batteries
Lithium batteries power everything from e-bikes to phones, but can turn deadly in seconds; as regulation lags, efforts focus on alternatives; Shiron, injured in a blast that killed her son, has made the fight her life’s mission
Sivan Hilaie | 09.14.26
טעינת רכב חשמלי, אילוסטרציה
One charging port for every 19,000 residents: Israel’s electric car revolution runs out of juice
In 2024, one in four cars sold in Israel was electric, but EV penetration fell to just 11%-12% in the first half of 2026; purchase tax could reach 52%, charging remains unevenly distributed and regulations keep changing
Sivan Hilaie | 09.08.26
פקקים בכביש 6 באזור הדרום
Israel’s traffic nightmare deepens as just 16% commute by public transit
Despite major investments in rail and light rail, the share of workers using public transportation has fallen over the past decade as car commuting rises, with sharp regional gaps and mixed satisfaction with service
Sivan Hilaie | 09.02.26
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