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Bank Hapoalim to lead financing for Jerusalem light rail line
Bank Hapoalim will lead the financing behind Jerusalem's first light rail line, according to an agreement recently reached between the bank and City Pass, the consortium that won the tender to build and operate the line.
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Clal Insurance and Phoenix enter infrastructure sector
For the first time in Israel, an insurance company is planning to participate in an infrastructure project. Clal Insurance together with The Israel Phoenix Assurance Company will join construction companies Ashtrom and Housing & Construction (Shikun u'Binui) to bid for a state tender on Highway 431.
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PM asked Transport Ministry to help his Kfar Malal neighbors
Public Works Authority agreed to raise compensation for expropriated land
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We'll raise that bridge when we come to it
Planners try to find solutions for bridges that are too low for large trucks to pass
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Another 2 years, another NIS 800 million
In 1973, the government decided to set up a mass transit system in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area; in 2010, the first light rail line is due to be completed
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TA second tramline starts its long road
The second line of Tel Aviv's light rail system - the Green Line - will run from Rishon Letzion to Herzliya, via Holon and central Tel Aviv, according to an agreement reached between Tel Aviv Municipality, the Interior Ministry and Nata (the Hebrew acronym of City Transport Lanes.)
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Driving toward dead ends
The execution of large transport projects totaling some NIS 10 billion is being delayed by months for various reasons.
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Two railroad lines are now on track to Jerusalem
Two railroad lines linking Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are now under construction at a cost of hundreds of millions of shekels, and both are heading toward completion. One of the lines is a refurbished version of the old Jerusalem-Tel Aviv line.
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