
Press Release
Transportation Ministry Director General Moshe Ben Zaken toured Sheba Medical Center, pledging to adapt infrastructure to its growth rate and accelerate.

Transportation Ministry Director General Moshe Ben Zaken toured Sheba Medical Center, pledging to adapt infrastructure to its growth rate and accelerate.

Israel's Ministry of Transport deposits the Goral Railway plan, a major infrastructure project set to significantly improve connectivity between the South and.
Israel's National Infrastructure Committee approves the Yellow Line Metronit plan, a 16km route connecting six Gush Dan cities and serving 140,000 residents.
Israel's public transport saw a record 912 million trips in 2025, a significant increase from 2024, reflecting a growing public shift to buses and trains.
Israel's Metronit project in Haifa and Tirat Carmel receives NIS 62 million budget boost for expansion, part of a NIS 700 million total investment.
Jerusalem will be Israel's first car-free city by 2030, thanks to a massive transport initiative and budget for mega-projects including light rail expansion.
Israel Railways records an all-time high of 71.8 million journeys in 2025, a 10% increase, with Tel Aviv HaShalom station serving 17.2 million passengers.