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Sivan Hilaie
28 injured in two Negev crashes within an hour; bus overturns near Mitzpe Ramon
A bus carrying about 50 passengers overturned near Mitzpe Ramon, injuring 17, two moderately; earlier, 11 were hurt in a bus-car crash on Route 25; Highway 40 was closed in both directions
Ilana Curiel, Sivan Hilaie
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02.26.26
Tel Aviv Marathon to shut down city streets Friday
Tens of thousands set to race across multiple distances as police deploy 1,000 officers and close major roads from 4 a.m. until early afternoon
Sivan Hilaie, Maya Cohen
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02.26.26
Near disaster in Tel Aviv: robotic parking system malfunctions, traps resident | Watch
'If I had been on the driver’s side, there was nowhere to escape,' a Tel Aviv resident said after being trapped as her car descended into a shaft; neighbors have since stopped using the system, citing safety fears, financial losses and what they call patchwork fixes
Sivan Hilaie
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02.23.26
Government approves two new airports after heated Cabinet debate
Tze’elim and Ramat David to be built simultaneously after a stormy 2½-hour session marked by clashes between Miri Regev, May Golan and Bezalel Smotrich; Amichai Chikli was the lone minister to vote against
Itamar Eichner, Eitan Glickman, Sivan Hilaie, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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02.15.26
For first time, free Shabbat public transport to Ben Gurion Airport launches with new Route
Route 711 of the 'Na'im Busofash' initiative will stop at Ben Gurion Airport en route between Shoham and Tel Aviv, funded by 12 local authorities; a Tel Aviv deputy mayor said municipalities are stepping in where the government has left a gap
Sivan Hilaie
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02.12.26
Road safety panel with Ben-Gvir, who racked up 78 violations, pushes harsher traffic fines
The ministerial committee discussed sweeping penalties for phone use, speeding and red-light violations, including fines of up to $3,215 and immediate vehicle seizure for repeat offenders
Sivan Hilaie
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02.08.26
Horsing around: 2 horses caught galloping on major Israeli highway
Watch the video: Two horses were spotted galloping on the Ayalon Highway on Saturday afternoon; They were caught by patrolmen and taken to a safe location; The owners were brought in for questioning by the police
Sivan Hilaie
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02.08.26
30 meters underground: Inside Tel Aviv’s green line light rail project
Beneath the fences and traffic of central Tel Aviv, massive tunnels, underground stations and round-the-clock work are shaping the longest light rail line in Israel, a project expected to serve 250,000 passengers a day
Sivan Hilaie
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01.31.26
Israel unveils multibillion-shekel highway projects to tackle chronic traffic congestion
Seventeen new tenders worth up to 9 billion shekels target major bottlenecks, with upgrades to highways 44, 4 and 40 and key routes, aiming to boost travel speeds, expand public transport lanes and cut commute times
Sivan Hilaie
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01.18.26
Docks empty, ships absent: Eilat Port in deep crisis
Once a strategic southern gateway, Eilat Port has been nearly shut for more than two years as Red Sea shipping is hit by attacks and uncertainty, slashing revenues, threatening jobs and putting its future in doubt
Sivan Hilaie
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01.13.26
Outdated central bus stations give way to integrated transit hubs set to reshape Israel’s cities
Not a central bus station but a multi-modal transport hub where rail, buses and metro meet as 7 major centers planned along the Ayalon corridor and new electric bus terminals nationwide aim to turn neglected stations into urban anchors
Sivan Hilaie
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01.11.26
The bloodiest year on the roads: more than one person was killed every day
455 people were killed on the roads last year; 151 of them were injured in an accident involving a young driver; Most fatal accidents occur around 4:00 p.m., mainly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; Summary of the year that broke a new and painful record in the number of victims on the roads
Sivan Hilaie
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12.31.25
‘A train to nowhere’: State comptroller faults Israel’s metro project for deep failures
A scathing report by State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman cites leadership chaos, budget overruns, staffing shortages and political opposition to congestion pricing that threatens funding for Israel’s largest-ever transport project
Sivan Hilaie
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12.30.25
Haredi extremists block major Highway 4 at 3 locations: 'We will die rather than be drafted!'
They are protesting the arrest of draft evaders, creating heavy traffic congestion in the area; 2 protesters were arrested, vile chants were directed at police, including calling them Nukhba terrorists, and calling the threat of enlistment 'genocide'
Sivan Hilaie, Roi Rubinstein
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12.28.25
Flash floods slam Israel’s central coast as 40mm cloudburst hits Netanya
Over 40 millimeters of rain fell in about an hour, flooding Highway 2 and city streets in Netanya; forecasters warn of additional flooding before temperatures rise
Raanan Ben-Zur, Sivan Hilaie
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12.23.25
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