Jerusalem Light Rail Service Disrupted by Ultra-Orthodox Protests
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The L1 and L3 lines of Jerusalem's light rail are experiencing service changes due to planned protests by the Jerusalem Faction. Route 4 was also blocked in both directions. The L1 line will operate on a split service, and the L3 line will run on a shortened route.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem's light rail L1 and L3 lines are operating with altered schedules.
- The Jerusalem Faction ultra-Orthodox group is planning protests in Gush Dan and Jerusalem.
- Route 4 was blocked in both directions near the Aluf Sadeh and Em HaMoshavot interchanges.
- The L1 line will run on a split service between Neve Yaakov and Davidka, and Dania Square and Hadassah Ein Kerem.
- The L3 line will operate on a shortened route between Malha and Umma Building stations.
Ahead of planned demonstrations by the Jerusalem Faction ultra-Orthodox group in Gush Dan and Jerusalem, significant traffic and public transportation disruptions occurred. Route 4 was blocked in both directions near the Aluf Sadeh interchange and the Em HaMoshavot interchange, according to Netivei Israel. In Jerusalem, the L1 line of the light rail will operate on a split service, running between the Neve Yaakov and Davidka stations, and between the Dania Square and Hadassah Ein Kerem stations. Additionally, the L3 line will temporarily run on a shortened route between the Malha and Umma Building stations.
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