Route 918 (Israel) — Route 918 is a north south regional highway in the Golan Heights in northern Israel.Junctions on the routeFrom south to north:*Gadot junction next to Gadot with Highway 91 *Gonen junction next to Gonen with Route 959 *Lehavot HaBashan junction… … Wikipedia
List of highways in Israel — This is a list of highways in Israel. In this context, Israel includes Israel proper, Area C of the West Bank, and the Golan Heights, because the Israeli highway administration maintains the highways in these areas.There are 42 designated… … Wikipedia
List of highways numbered 977 — Route 977, or Highway 977, may refer to: Israel Israel Route 977 United Kingdom A977 road United States Kentucky Route 977 … Wikipedia
Highway 60 (Israel) — Highway 60 (Hebrew: כביש 60, Kvish Shishim ) is a north south intercity road in Israel and the West Bank that stretches from Beersheba to Nazareth.[citation needed] Contents … Wikipedia
Highway 90 (Israel) — The Israeli symbol for Route 90 A Route 90 road sign on the southbound lane … Wikipedia
Highway 1 (Israel) — Highway 1 כביש תל אביב ירושלים Kvish Tel Aviv Yerushalayim דרך יריחו Derekh Yeriho Tel Aviv Jerusalem Highway Jericho Road … Wikipedia
Highway 2 (Israel) — Highway 2 כביש החוף Kvish HaHof כביש חיפה תל אביב החדש Kvish Haifa Tel Aviv HaHadash The Coastal Highway The New Haifa Tel Aviv Highway … Wikipedia
TRAVELERS AND TRAVELS TO EREẒ ISRAEL — Jewish Travelers Jews have traveled to see the Holy Land ever since they first settled in the lands of the Diaspora, i.e., travel by Jews to Ereẓ Israel began from the time of the Babylonian Exile and in effect never ceased entirely from then to… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Coastal railway line, Israel — The Coastal railway line is a mainline railway in Israel, which begins just south of the Lebanon Israel border on the Mediterranean coast, near the town of Nahariya in Northern Israel and currently ends in Tel Aviv; by 2013 it will be linked to… … Wikipedia
Jerusalem Light Rail — Jerusalem Light Rail Light Rail on Chords Bridge Overview … Wikipedia