South Roads Closed Due to Weather: Route 90, Ein Gedi, Neot HaKikar
Israel Police announce South roads closed due to severe weather, including Route 90, Ein Gedi, Neot HaKikar, Tze'elim Bridge, and Revivim.
Israel Police announce South roads closed due to severe weather, including Route 90, Ein Gedi, Neot HaKikar, Tze'elim Bridge, and Revivim.
South roads including Route 90, 222, 171, and 234 are closed until further notice due to severe weather conditions.
Northern evacuees staying in Dead Sea hotels will receive free public transportation across Israel, with increased routes to Arad and Dimona.
Israel Police close multiple southern roads, including Route 90, due to ongoing security situation; urge public to avoid non-essential travel.
South roads are closed due to weather; drivers urged to stay updated and avoid non-essential travel to affected areas.
Israel Police close South Israel roads due to storm damage and public safety concerns, urging public to avoid non-essential travel.
South Israel roads including Route 90, 12, 25, and 40 are closed from 12 PM due to flooding concerns; avoid non-essential travel.
Israel's Ministry of Tourism has restored shuttle services to the Taba and Aqaba border crossings to aid foreign tourists exiting the country.
Israel's Ministry of Transportation is advancing plans to expand Highway 383, a major project to connect Beit Shemesh, the Shefhela, and Highway 6.
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reports 72 road fatalities in Jan-Feb 2026, a rise from 2025, with February showing increased deaths despite fewer.