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נראה כאילו לקוח מסרט בדיוני
Stranded abroad due to Iran war, Israelis could be told to split the bill
As flight disruptions drag on during Operation Roaring Lion, officials are weighing a plan to divide costs among the state, airlines and passengers, while legal protections for canceled flights and compensation remain in flux
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 03.26.26
מטוס של חברת פליי דובאי
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 | 03.06.26
מטוסי תדלוק אמריקניים בנתב"ג
Outgoing flights from Israel to resume Sunday
Transportation Minister Miri Regev says move 'subject to security reality'; it comes shortly after the first rescue flights bringing stranded travelers back to Israel landed; El Al won't operate rescue flights on Shabbat
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 03.05.26
מטוס אל על ב לרנקה קפריסין
First rescue flights land in Israel after five days of total airspace closure
El Al plans rescue flights from about 22 global destinations, while Israir will operate from Rome, Berlin, Rovaniemi, Athens and Batumi
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 03.05.26
עומס תנועה בנתיבי איילון
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 | 01.18.26
תחנה מרכזית תל אביב, היום – והדמיה עתידית
Outdated central bus stations give way to integrated transit hubs set to reshape Israel’s cities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 | 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 | 12.31.25
טקס הנחת אבן הפינה לרשת המטרו
‘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 | 12.30.25
אוטובוס אגד אילוס ארכיון
‘I can’t give up the car’: The reality of Israel’s public transit crisis
'The frequency is very low, and I don’t trust buses to arrive on time'; most Israelis rely on private cars, and while the Transportation Ministry hopes major projects will help, few are willing to shift to public transit; significant gaps persist between Jewish and Arab communities
Sivan Hilaie | 12.05.25
מירי רגב בצלאל סמוטריץ'
Regev, Smotrich clash over billion-shekel road safety plan
Transportation minister demands full funding for a five-year road safety plan, clashing with finance minister, who seeks proof of effectiveness; Cabinet debate looms amid rising fatalities and political tension
Sivan Hilaie | 11.16.25
Nationwide failure in international driving license service
Travelers in Israel face nationwide delays issuing international driving licenses due to a communication glitch with the Transport Ministry; one man tried multiple branches for days before his flight to Spain, only advised to send an email
Sivan Hilaie | 11.14.25
הרוג ופצוע קשה מתאונת דרכים סמוך לישוב כלנית
Israel road deaths hit 16-year high with 400 killed as safety crisis deepens
Israel’s road deaths have reached 400 for only second time since 2009; last time numbers were this high was in 2005, with 465 killed; after years of decline, fatalities are rising again, raising fears 2025 could be deadliest year in two decades
Sivan Hilaie | 11.12.25
שרת התחבורה מירי רגב
Israel mulls hiring thousands of foreign workers as bus drivers amid severe shortage
Israel faces a shortage of 5,000 bus drivers as 60,000 licensed drivers stay away; many drivers blame low pay and poor conditions, rejecting proposal as a disrespectful and short-sighted fix
Sivan Hilaie | 10.23.25
מסיבת עיתונאים עם מירי רגב
Transport minister blames attorney general for traffic chaos as rail crisis drags into second week
Safety works at Tel Aviv’s busiest stations compound weeklong rail disruptions, sparking commuter anger as Transport Minister Regev blames protests and AG; 'If we were a normal country, where AG didn't approve roadblocks, then buses would arrive on time'
Sivan Hilaie | 08.21.25
מטוס אל על באוינג 787-9 דרימליינר ממריא מ נתב"ג
European Aviation Authority lifts all flight restrictions on Israel
Transportation Ministry says decision, made following end to Iran war, sets stage for more airlines to resume operations and 'restore Israel to full strength on the global aviation map'
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Nina Fox | 07.07.25
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