Israel Railways
Israel's Eastern Rail Line opens for partial operations, three new stations inaugurated
The fully operational Eastern Rail Line will increase the railway network's capacity by approximately 30%, Israel Railways said, giving the system added flexibility to accommodate growing demand.
Israel not equipped to put out electric vehicle fires, Fire and Rescue Commissioner says
Israel Railways showcases AI-powered mapping breakthrough on global stage
Emergency services halt search for five missing people near Beit Zayit Dam
Damage to electrical infrastructure in Tel Aviv area disrupts train traffic
To enable restoration work, trains will not run today between Binyamina and Netanya, and between Tel Aviv HaHagana and Lod or Ben-Gurion Airport.
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'A crucial milestone': Construction of Jerusalem Khan station officially begins
"The high-speed rail extension will make it faster and easier for residents and visitors to reach the city center in a convenient and sustainable way," said Miri Regev.
Better mobile reception on trains? Israel Railways to improve service WiFi on trains
The Transportation and Communications ministries announced a NIS 68 million plan to improve cellular reception for passengers traveling on Israel Railways.
Communities across central, southern Israel evacuate as fires blaze out of control
Many highways have been closed, and trains and buses have been halted as well.
CAF Israel president: Israel Railways must bring in more players
"What is needed is 200 kilometers to connect the Saudi railway network to the Israeli one — via Jordan," said CAF Israel president Mickey Raviv.
Israel Railways CEO: We aim for 300m passengers by 2040
Israel Railways CEO Moshe Jana: 'These are not imaginary numbers, but numbers that we are part of the five-year plan. The dream — 30 minutes gross from Beersheva or Haifa to Tel Aviv.'
Keeping eyes on the track: Israel Railways engineer Ariella Wolfson is dedicated to ensuring safety
As demand for public transportation grows, Ariella Wolfson ensures that no technological innovation is left unchecked, on the road to a safer ride for everyone.
Paving the sky: How Jerusalem is rising along the light rail routes
Jerusalem rises with new policies, adding thousands of homes and millions of square meters of commercial space along 75 km of planned light rail tracks, fueling urban growth and renewal.
CEO of NTA estimates: The metro will only open in 2040
The Transport Ministry promotes the underground railway, but Haim Glick revealed a 6-year delay in the project during a lecture at the Technion. NTA is working on more precise timelines.
