Israel Railways

Partial Railway Strike Despite Court Order

Rishon LeTzion – Hod HaSharon not operating on schedule, as Israel Railways employees threaten tougher measures.

Arutz Sheva was present as workers began boring the railway tunnels that will connect Jerusalem to Tel Aviv

Over 6,000 soldiers took 243 buses to their bases Sunday, in an attempt to alleviate pressure on trains.

Soldiers, used to riding the trains for free, will now be taking buses Sunday morning - and the army is expecting many to come in late.

Despite a court order blocking work sanctions, train employees continue disruptions in “work to rule” strike.

The government has ordered an increase in the number of intercity buses to ensure that a train strike doesn't cripple the country.

Labor Court told Israel Railway workers they can't strike before July 1. They and management were ordered to negotiate for the next two weeks.

German national railways backs out of Israel train line project following pressure from left. Holocaust survivors critical.

Ten Israel Railways workers have been released from jail after being held overnight for protests at the board chairman's home.

Police have asked the court to keep nine Israel Railways workers in jail, including the head of the union.

Israel Railway workers walked out Wednesday around 10:30 PM in a wildcat strike, leaving trains motionless.

The PA warns Israel it will use “all legal and diplomatic” means to stop planned tracks from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem passing through Samaria.

Seven members of the same family were killed in Thursday's crash between a train and a minibus near Kiryat Gat.

Tel Aviv University researchers are helping to develop a high-tech early-warning system to preventing train wrecks and keeping terror off track.

Israel Railways is hooking up with the electric car project “A Better Place” and will provide battery rechargers for “park ‘n ride” passengers.