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Tel Aviv and Herzliya Train Service Disrupted by Weekend Utility Work
Israel Railways announced significant disruptions to train services in the Tel Aviv and Herzliya areas on Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7, 2026. The changes are required to facilitate essential infrastructure development by external entities, including the Israel Electric Corporation, alongside critical safety upgrades to the rail lines.
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- 01Israel Railways announced major train service disruptions in Tel Aviv and Herzliya for November 6 and 7, 2026.
- 02The service changes are due to infrastructure development by the Israel Electric Corporation and rail safety upgrades.
- 03The Modi'in Central-Nahariya, Be'er Sheva-Nahariya, and Ashkelon-Binyamina lines will operate in split segments.
- 04Trains from Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon and Beit Shemesh will terminate early at Tel Aviv Savidor Center.
- 05Affected passengers will bypass several stations, including Tel Aviv University and Herzliya.
- 06Israel Railways will provide free shuttle services to accommodate passengers during the weekend disruptions.
- 07Normal train operations are scheduled to resume by 4:00 AM on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
During this period, several key routes will operate on split schedules or terminate early. The Modi'in Central-Nahariya, Be'er Sheva-Nahariya, and Ashkelon-Binyamina lines will all be split into two segments, running south to Tel Aviv Savidor Center and north from Herzliya. Additionally, trains from Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon and Beit Shemesh will terminate and originate at Tel Aviv Savidor Center, bypassing stations such as Tel Aviv University and Herzliya.
To assist affected passengers, Israel Railways will provide free shuttle services during the work period. Normal train operations are scheduled to resume by 4:00 AM on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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