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Jerusalem Launches Green Light Rail Line L3, Enhancing City Transit Network

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דווח לראשונה בKan News · Aug 18, 2026

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Jerusalem inaugurates the L3 Green Line light rail this Friday, expanding the city's transit network with 13 stations over 7 kilometers. The new line aims to ease congestion on the Red Line and improve citywide connectivity, despite delays caused by recent conflict and security challenges. The launch marks Jerusalem’s transition to Israel’s first intersecting light rail system, with further expansions planned.

  • 01Jerusalem opens L3 Green Line light rail with 13 stations over 7 km this Friday.
  • 02L3 aims to reduce congestion on the busy Red Line and improve citywide transit.
  • 03Initial train frequency is 12-15 minutes, increasing to 8-10 minutes during peak hours.
  • 04Station near Teddy Stadium will close during major events due to security concerns.
  • 05Delays in opening caused by October 7 war, supply chain issues, and vandalism.
  • 06Full intersecting light rail network expected within 1-2 years, including L4 and northern extensions.

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Miri Regev
OrganizationsIsrael Railways, Transport Ministry, Police
PlacesJerusalem, Tzurim, Jaffa Street, Malha, Binyanei HaUma, Government Complex, Hebrew University, Givat Ram

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