Upgrade of Local Roads in Druze Communities Continues
Israel's Transportation Minister Miri Regev launches a ₪6 million roundabout project in Yanuh-Jat, boosting safety and access for the Druze community.
Israel's Transportation Minister Miri Regev launches a ₪6 million roundabout project in Yanuh-Jat, boosting safety and access for the Druze community.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Transportation Minister Regev approved the Kiryat Shmona airstrip's renewed operation, a move set to increase population and invest.
Israel reopens Kiryat Shmona Airport to revive northern economy after two years of war, with a plan to boost communities and provide flight services with a 10.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Regev met with a European Patriots delegation from Hungary, Austria, Spain, and France, thanking them for steadfast.
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 public transport shattered records in 2025 with 912 million trips, surpassing 2024's 904 million. This milestone reflects a growing shift to public.
Israel's Transportation Ministry raises alert level for all transport systems ahead of expected storm tonight, reinforcing readiness for roads, railways.

Israel Railways expands service dramatically, adding over 40,000 seats daily with new trains and extended hours, enhancing connectivity nationwide.
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.