Infrastructure

Hostility among European firms could jeopardize Tel Aviv’s metro project

Israel’s massive post-war infrastructure boom faces a critical hurdle as international partners grow wary, putting the Tel Aviv Metro schedule at risk and increasing reliance on local companies.

The Elifelet Light Rail station in Tel Aviv. November 17, 2024.
Amit Lang, CEO of Mekorot

Amit Lang Appointed CEO of Ackerstein Group

Starlink 44 Satellite

Internet anywhere: Or Yehuda municipality finds solution for homes facing internet outages

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with local leaders in the Galilee, September 1, 2025.

Netanyahu meets with Galilee leaders, discusses rehabilitation, return to the North


Will NVIDIA arrive in the capital of the Sharon? Mega proposal revealed

Netanya offers NVIDIA a tech campus with a server farm, top transport links, access to academia, and family-friendly housing. Will the chip giant choose the Sharon capital for its new hub?

NVIDIA in Netanya

Israel’s community centers anchor national healing after October 7

Deputy CEO Moshe Kahana explains how Israel Association of Community Centers (IACC) became the backbone of trauma response and recovery

Moshe Kahana, Deputy CEO and CFO of the Israel Association of Community Centers (IACC)

Rebuilding Jerusalem: Keeping up with the rapid changes in Israel's capital

In some cases, change has become so rapid that it is difficult when passing an empty storefront to remember what merchandise was sold from there as recently as a week ago.

 People are seen overlooking Jerusalem.

Sitting in a quiet, destroyed neighborhood: At the heart of Iran's missile attack on Bat Yam

Reporter's Notebook: Amid the war there is a quiet here in this neighborhood, so close to the destruction. The fighting dogs are the only conflict for now. 

A drone view shows the damage over residential homes at the impact site following missile attack from Iran on Israel, in Bat Yam, Israel June 15, 2025

Israel's message to Iran: Target population centers, IDF will strike infrastructure

Some 204 people have already been wounded by Iranian attacks, along with three killed.

 Missiles launched from Iran are intercepted, as seen from the city of Ashkelon, Israel, June 13, 2025

Israel leads the global technological revolution despite the war

Innovation Authority reveals: Israel is among the world’s top five countries in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and cyber.

 Lior Novik and Dr. Aviv Zeevi

A city in transit: Muddling through Jerusalem’s light rail construction

This isn’t just about inconvenience. It’s about how an entire city’s population – that of the capital, no less – has had to fundamentally restructure their lives overnight.

 Red Line service is suspended for 14 weeks on the heavily used stretch of light rail linking the city center to the Central Bus Station.

Visiting Shuni Amphitheater? New infrastructure project to fix flooding and reduce congestion

Netivei Israel and Geochum started a project at Shuni Amphitheater entrance, with junction expansion, drainage upgrades, and lighting, expected to finish by February 2026.

 Shuni Amphitheater Junction

Historic day: Multi-billion shekel deal to transform Safed with housing, jobs & infrastructure

Safed signs major roof agreement: 7,200+ homes, commercial zones, and NIS 3.4 billion for infrastructure, education, and urban renewal. Mayor Kakun: 'A holiday for Safed this will shape our future. '

 Buildings in old city, Safed, Northern District, Israel.

The Sabra of the future: Imagining life in Israel 77 years from now

“What we call the metropolitan of Tel Aviv stretches between Ashdod and Netanya today. When we hit the 40 million people mark, the entire coast will be built on, from Ashdod to Haifa.”

 A beach in Tel Aviv.

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