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Eastern Railway (Israel)

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necessary for the project. The awarding of construction contracts began in 2019 with actual works expected to commence in 2020 and take 6 to 7 years to complete. The National Roads Company is supervising the rebuilding of the defunct line from Hadera to Kfar Sava, while Israel Railways is managing
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on a route roughly paralleling the Eastern Railway's, but much closer to the coastline, where most of the population resides. Nevertheless, some passenger and freight service on the Eastern railway continued operating, partly to show Israeli presence in the region around the railway which lay very
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did not exist and thus there was no north-south rail connection through Tel Aviv itself. As such, this section of the Eastern Railway was the only link between the northern and southern portions of Israel's rail network. In the early 2000s, the Kfar Saba–Rosh HaAyin section was rebuilt and double
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the upgrading and double-tracking of the section between Rosh HaAyin and Lod. The section between Hadera and Rosh HaAyin is scheduled to be opened in 2025, while the start of commercial operations of the Eastern Railway in its entirety is planned for 2027.
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The rest of the line between Kfar Saba and Lod continued operating, albeit mainly for freight services, with a few passenger trains making use of the section between Rosh HaAyin and Lod on the way from northern Tel Aviv and points north of it to the
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and Lod, as well as a short section just north of Hadera are currently in use but the rest of the railway has not been operative since 1969. However, in 2019 a large-scale project began to rebuild and upgrade the railway along the entire route.
125:. An extension northwards from Tulkarm to Hadera was also built in order to supply the railway with timber collected from the forests around Hadera that was used as fuel and for infrastructure. The line was built as 266:– then the country's eastern border with Jordan. The railway also derived its name from this easterly location within the country. After Israel came to control both sides of the Armistice Line following the 1967 249:, most of the line lay within its borders, except for a small section of railway near Tulkarm. In 1949 a bypass was constructed west of Tulkarm which allowed renewal of service on the railway. In 1953, 238:
The north end of the Lod–Kfar Saba section in 2017: the dirt road aligns with the original single-track line to Hadera; the double-track line curving to the right is the beginning of the
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Another part of the Eastern Railway that continued operating is a short section which connects the Hadera East railway station to the Coastal Railway at a point near
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and for a short time thereafter, the Eastern Railway was one link in a larger contiguous standard gauge rail network that allowed trains to travel all the way from
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Partly to alleviate congestion on the Coastal Railway as well as to increase freight capacity on the national rail network and provide rail access to a planned
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named Remez Junction. Hadera East, a terminal station since 1969, is only used for handling freight trains bound for the adjacent
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business park (near the old Kafr Jinis station). A significant portion of the railway will be built alongside the existing
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to Kfar Saba was discontinued in 1969. This railway section was effectively abandoned, and had since then been dismantled.
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with other railroads. The entire route will be electrified and double-tracked, and stations will be constructed in
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tracked. It now forms part of the suburban railway line serving cities in the southern
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The southern end of the Hadera section in 2018, looking north towards
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in the war effort. It entered service on 30 October 1915, connecting
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and to southern Israel. This was because until the 1990s the
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and extended it from Hadera north to the port city of
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Index


Hadera East
Hebrew
romanized
Israel
Lod
Hadera
Kfar Saba
Ottoman
Palestine
Sinai and Palestine Campaign
World War I
materiel
Tulkarm
Jezreel Valley Railway
Hejaz Railway
Jaffa–Jerusalem railway
Railway to Beersheba
narrow gauge
1,050 mm
Royal Navy
Mediterranean
British
standard gauge
Haifa
Mandatory Palestine
Palestine Railways
gauge break
Qalqilyah
Rosh HaAyin

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