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Sivan Hilaie
One of Israel’s busiest train stations to double in size: exclusive look at major makeover
The Savidor Central Station expansion will add new platforms over the Ayalon River, a modern passenger hall, and connecting bridges, doubling the station’s size and increasing train frequency from 14 to 26 per hour
Sivan Hilaie
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07.16.26
Netanyahu sells out commuters to save his Haredi deal; Israelis will keep sitting in traffic for years
A landmark reform meant to untangle Israel’s buses, trains, bike lanes and traffic was pulled from the Knesset agenda under ultra-Orthodox pressure, likely delaying relief for millions by at least a year, leaving commuters stuck in worsening traffic
Sivan Hilaie
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07.16.26
Social media fuels ‘Fast & Furious’ street-racing scene on Israel’s major highways | Watch
Videos show racers gathering through chat groups and messaging apps before taking to major roads at extreme speeds, as a fatal Highway 6 crash renews concern over weak enforcement and the danger to uninvolved motorists
Sivan Hilaie
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07.12.26
Israel risks losing energy independence within two decades, state comptroller warns
Report faults Energy Ministry over gas reserves, exports, storage and planning, saying rising electricity demand from population growth, AI data centers and climate pressures could create energy shortfall
Sivan Hilaie
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06.25.26
Gym, dining room and life at sea: aboard the strategic gas platform keeping Israel’s lights on
Deep in the Mediterranean, the Karish floating gas facility supplies about 40% of Israel’s natural gas needs; accessible only by helicopter, it operates around the clock under heavy security as a critical pillar of the country’s energy system
Ziv Koren, Sivan Hilaie
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06.19.26
‘One missile can darken cities’: Doral CEO warns Israel is falling behind on energy
Yoni Hantis, who became one of the youngest CEOs among Tel Aviv’s top listed companies, says Israel’s dependence on gas and oil leaves it dangerously exposed while bureaucracy keeps renewable energy projects stuck for years
Sivan Hilaie
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06.18.26
Pro-Palestinian vandals damage Israeli light rail cars in Spain
Masked anti-Israel activists broke into a storage site in Navarra, smashed windows and sprayed graffiti including ‘Destroy Israel’ on cars meant for the Tel Aviv-area Purple Line, possibly delaying their shipment to Israel
Sivan Hilaie
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06.14.26
Chaos on trains near Haifa: ‘People were crushed, what's going on here?’
Metal parts that fell from a freight car blocked a railway line, halting service between key Haifa stations and cutting off northbound travel; passengers reported severe crowding, confusion and a lack of promised shuttles
Sivan Hilaie
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06.14.26
Anti-draft Haredi protesters smash Jerusalem police building doors, block railway tracks
Anti-draft Haredi protesters brought rail traffic in central Israel to a halt, attempted to storm the home of a senior police commander and blocked major roads across the country, as Haredi municipal leaders declared the police 'an enemy' and suspended cooperation.
Liran Tamari, Shilo Freid, Sivan Hilaie, Gilad Cohen
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06.01.26
Girl, 11, critically hurt after bus downs electric pole in Tel Aviv
Emergency teams say 11 people injured, some seriously, after bus hit pedestrians, a tree and an electric pole, downing power lines and cutting electricity nearby
Lihi Gordon, Sivan Hilaie
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05.18.26
Four women killed in northern Israel crash; eight dead on roads since midnight
Seven others were hospitalized, including two women, about 39, in serious and moderate condition; five more were lightly hurt
Israel Moshkovitz, Sivan Hilaie
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05.03.26
How Israel’s gas rigs kept the lights on under Iranian fire
Tamar stayed online under heavy security while Leviathan and Karish were shut down, exposing Israel’s wartime dependence on natural gas, the economic cost of prolonged closures and investor concerns over future offshore exploration
Sivan Hilaie
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04.25.26
Leviathan gas platform to resume operations after war shutdown
After war-induced monthlong shutdown, Energy Ministry says Chevron-operated platform would resume operations, restoring a key export route to Egypt and Jordan, while Karish remains closed despite industry warnings over higher power costs and economic losses
Sivan Hilaie
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04.03.26
Flydubai to operate rescue flights for Israelis stranded in UAE
Tourism Ministry said about 9,000 foreign tourists have left Israel since the start of the military campaign against Iran, while about 28,000 remain in the country, down from nearly 37,000 at the start of the operation
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Nina Fox, Sivan Hilaie
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03.06.26
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
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