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Israeli Government Issues Stern Warning to Tnuva Bus Company Amid Drivers' Strike

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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 27, 2026

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The Israeli National Authority for Public Transportation has issued a stern warning to Tnuva bus company following a drivers' strike over safety and wage concerns, threatening enforcement actions if the company fails to resolve the issues promptly.

01Over 400 Tnuva bus drivers launched a warning strike over safety and wage issues.
02The National Authority for Public Transportation sent a sharp warning letter to Tnuva's CEO.
03The letter demands immediate action to prevent passenger harm and investigate safety claims.
04The strike is deemed a major public disruption affecting hundreds of thousands of commuters.
05The government threatens fines, sanctions, payment withholding, and legal steps if issues persist.
06This is the first official indication that Tnuva may face severe penalties if allegations are confirmed.

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