Historic Milestone in the South
Israel's PM Netanyahu, Transportation Minister Regev, and MK Cohen visited Tze'elim for a new supplementary airport to Ben Gurion.
Transportation
Israel Adds 174 New Traffic Police Cars Around Country to Increase Enforcement
Israel adds 174 new traffic police cars to boost enforcement nationwide as part of a plan to combat road fatalities, focusing on high-risk areas and offenses.
Govt OKs: Airport Tender Issued
Israel launches tender for Tze'elim supplementary airport planning, a strategic national move led by Minister Miri Regev to strengthen aviation and the Negev.
Local road safety leaders trained
Israel's National Road Safety Authority concluded its largest ever training course for 26 local authority leaders, enhancing road safety management and accident.
Local safety directors finish course
26 local safety directors from across Israel completed a major National Road Safety Authority course, gaining skills to reduce road accident casualties in 2026.
Five Groups Submit Bids for Expansion of Trans-Samaria Highway
Five major economic groups submitted bids for Israel's Highway 5 expansion, a key project to ease Tel Aviv congestion with a new expressway and transport.
Govt OKs: South's backup airport to be built in Tze'elim
Israel's government approves building a new backup international airport in Tze'elim, Negev, accelerating plans to boost aviation capacity and prevent future.
Govt OKs southern airport in Tze'elim; plans to speed up.
Israel's government approves a new southern airport in Tze'elim, accelerating its development to address passenger growth and prevent a future aviation crisis.
New Ziklag Airport to Drive Economic Growth in Southern Israel
Israel's government approves a new Ziklag Airport in the Negev, set to drive significant economic growth, employment, and tourism for the region.
Lufthansa Group Resumes Night Flights to Tel Aviv with Athens Stopovers
Lufthansa Group resumes night flights to Tel Aviv from Feb 11, with some routes stopping in Athens for crew changes through Feb 28.