Ministry Of Transportation

Starting October 2026, Israel's Superbus line 144 is significantly upgraded with higher frequency and an extended route connecting Shfela cities to central healthcare and business hubs.

United Airlines has informed flight crews that US citizenship does not guarantee eligibility to fly to Israel, implementing new Israeli security directives targeting dual nationals from 29 countries.

Channel 12 reveals that Dvir Rubinstein, heading the Ministry of Transportation's aviation security center, is an external contractor with parallel jobs, raising transparency questions.

A former Ben Gurion Airport worker revealed she processed flight crews from enemy states, as Israel investigates pilots with dual nationalities following a recent hijacking attempt.

An aviation security briefing following a near-disaster on a foreign flight exposed gaps in pilot screening, as Israel relies on airline clearances without independent background checks.

Four days after a foiled hijacking attempt on a Flydubai flight, Israel's Ministry of Transportation has implemented no new security protocols, citing a lack of jurisdiction over foreign airline crew vetting.

Israel is investigating foreign pilots with dual citizenship from enemy states following a thwarted hijacking attempt by a radicalized pilot who previously landed at Ben Gurion Airport.

The National Planning and Building Council approved the Ministry of Transportation's plan to build the Alexander Interchange and upgrade Route 553, boosting Sharon region connectivity.

The developer of the Better Rail app, Guy Teper, faces legal threats from Israel Railways for scraping data, while exposing severe holiday schedule errors in official government databases.