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Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli at the Labor primary in Tel Aviv, on Tuesday.

A Missed Opportunity for Transportation on Shabbat

The Technion campus in Haifa.

Israeli University Cancels Party Due to Shabbat, Organizers Charge

Matzo. If the government falls over chametz in hospitals, it won't be all that surprising.

From the Kotel to Chametz, How Religious Fights Upended Israel’s Government

Electric work being done on the light rail tracks in the Tel Aviv satellite town of Bat Yam in January.

Tel Aviv Light Rail Must Run on Shabbat

What Remains of Israel's ‘Jewish Character’?

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'Shabbat Unplugged' campaign, 2018.

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Israelis Don't Need Preaching From the Missionary Ministry

'Shabbat Unplugged' campaign, 2018.

Israel to Spend $6 Million to ‘Strengthen Shabbat Among Secular Public’

The city of Givatayim, which met 76 percent of the criteria to put it just ahead of Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv Loses Its Crown as Israel’s Most Religiously Tolerant City

Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli speaks at a Labor Party meeting, earlier this month.

Israeli Minister Moves Ahead With Shabbat Public Transport

Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli in Jerusalem, in November.

Israel's Transport Minister Vows to Advance Public Transport on Shabbat

The Allenby Street station of Tel Aviv's future light rail system.

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Trains in Israel Should Run on Shabbat

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Why Palestinian Islamic Jihad Rockets Kill So Many Palestinians

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AIPAC vs. American Jews: The Toxic Victories of the 'pro-Israel' Lobby

‘This Is Crazy’: Israeli Embassy Memo Stirs Political Storm in the Balkans

Israel Rewards Hamas for Its Restraint During Gaza Op

Gazans Are Tired of Pointless Wars and Destruction, and Hamas Listens to Them

Three Years Later, Israelis Find Out What Trump Really Thought of Netanyahu

The Rival Jewish Spies Who Almost Changed the Course of WWII

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'I Have No Illusions About Ending the Occupation, but the Government Needs the Left'

Russia-Ukraine War Catapults Israeli Arms Industry to Global Stage

Israel Should End Gaza Operation Now, if It Can

'My Uncle Told Me, ‘Go on the Trip of Your Life, Go Dig in Israel.’ So I Did'

Replica of 2,400-year-old Ship Solves Ancient Mediterranean Mystery

Ultra-Orthodox Extremists Assault Woman for Sitting at Front of Jerusalem Bus

Palestinians Could Die of Water Shortage. 'I Can’t Help. I’m Busy'

The One Clear Benefit of Pelosi's Taiwan Visit