Public transportation
We are about to pour hundreds of billions into a project fit for yesterday
Israel has invested over the years in irrelevant technology. The current megalomaniacal project, the light rail, will quickly turn into a failure that will cost us hundreds of billions.
'When I came to, I tasted blood': Jerusalem bus driver attacked by teenagers, loses four teeth
Grapevine: How long is temporary?
Israel's Eastern Rail Line opens for partial operations, three new stations inaugurated
Need help finding your polling station? Here’s a tech trick
The Israeli mobility app Moovit is offering a new feature on Tuesday to help voters locate their polling stations.
Grapevine, February 18 2024: Fighting an IDF injustice
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
This week in Jerusalem: Too much ticketing
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Grapevine: Dastardly deliverymen
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Grapevine: Going postal
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
A guide to Jerusalem real estate, construction boom, and traffic
In this new series of articles, we will look at Jerusalem’s continuous construction attempts, through real estate and public projects.
A woman's close brush with death from a Hamas rocket near Jerusalem - opinion
When Cohen is four steps from the protective building, she hears a terrifying boom and is lifted off the ground by the concussive wave. A rocket from Gaza had struck.
Israel promises improved train WiFi experiment, forgets start date
An experiment will begin improve WiFi and cellular reception on Israeli trains, but no start date or timetable has been announced.
This week in Jerusalem: From ashes to Holy City
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Miri Regev bans Israeli civilians from public buses on Shabbat
In contrast to the first weekend of public transportation during the war, the Transportation Ministry now restricts travel to soldiers and security forces, leaving citizens stranded.
