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רכב של אובר בוורשה, ארכיון
Uber’s entry into Israel: An opportunity, if done right
Opinion: Ride-hailing service's long-delayed entry into Israel could transform transport by improving access, competition and growth, but it requires smart rules, fair pricing and safeguards for taxi drivers to ensure the public truly benefits
Dr. Amit Serusi | 09.19.25
בנימין נתניהו
Taxi drivers threaten Ben Gurion Airport shutdown if Netanyahu won’t meet them over Uber plan
Israeli taxi drivers vowed to halt Ben Gurion Airport operations unless prime minister meets them, protesting Transport Minister Miri Regev’s push to reintroduce Uber; Union leaders warn of strikes, lawsuits and nationwide chaos
Alexandra Lukash, Sivan Hilaie | 09.17.25
אפליקציית אובר
Uber driver in Vienna kicks Jewish family out of vehicle, attacks father
Austrian Uber driver hurls antisemitic slurs at Israeli family, 75-year-old woman, forces them out and assaults father; attack, condemned by Jewish groups and rights organizations, sparks public outcry; driver suspended
Itamar Eichner | 08.19.25
רכב של אובר בוורשה, ארכיון
Warsaw Uber driver cancels ride for Israeli passenger due to his Jewish identity
Passenger describes Muslim driver’s behavior as act of antisemitism amid broader trend of anti-Israel sentiment among some Uber drivers in Polish capital city
Itamar Eichner | 08.14.24
אובר
Uber to stop operating in Israel next week
The ride-hailing company says that the move is being done to maintain the company's core policy while trying to minimize damage to staff in Israel; company workers in the country to be laid off
Tomer Hadar/Calcalist | 06.16.23
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