‘The frequency is very low, and I don’t trust buses to arrive on time’; most Israelis rely on private cars, and while the Transportation Ministry hopes major projects will help, few are willing to shift to public transit; significant gaps persist between Jewish and Arab communities | Read More in ynet – News
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