The report covers the launch ceremony with the PM and transport minister and outlines three new lines: M1 from the Sharon down to Rishon LeZion and Lod, M2 east–west via Ramat Gan and Giv’atayim, and M3 linking Herzliya to Ben Gurion Airport. Spanning 24 municipalities and 109 stations, the network aims to ease congestion, though doubts remain about hitting the 2040 goal after years of delays.
