Light rail
A city in transit: Muddling through Jerusalem’s light rail construction
This isn’t just about inconvenience. It’s about how an entire city’s population – that of the capital, no less – has had to fundamentally restructure their lives overnight.
Grapevine: Huckabee's here
Off track: How Jerusalem light rail expansion, woes frustrate commuters
Grapevine: Deputy mayor on a mission
Grapevine: Message for Miri
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Light rail, heavy costs: Jerusalem commuters protest transportation price hikes
Prices increased from NIS 6 to NIS 8 at the end of February, an increase of over 30%, with no significant change to the service provided.
Grapevine: Hello, Americans
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Jerusalem Red Line extension awaits ribbon cutting
The Jerusalem transportation master plan team responsible for building the Jerusalem light rail had planned to open the extension on Tuesday, but the trains remain parked in the depot.
Light rail, heavy headache: What Jerusalemites think of the light rail construction
The Red Line was suspended for five days this past week. Beyond the inconvenience, where do the municipality and Jerusalemites stand on construction of the new lines to come?
No trains, only tests: Jerusalem Light Rail suspended for expansion
Starting on February 9, the light rail system will be required to conduct a series of safety tests in order to obtain the necessary permits to meet international regulations.
Light rail construction may have caused rising flea-borne typhus cases in Tel Aviv
Light rail construction in Tel Aviv causes many problems, but this is one of the most worrying. What do we know about Murine typhus?
This week in Jerusalem: Red or Green?
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
This week in Jerusalem: We have a winner
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
An old artillery shell causes traffic chaos in southern Jerusalem
Experts in the disposal of unexploded ordnance removed the shells.
Letters to the Editor, September 6, 2023: A good rabbi
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
