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Signal Fault Near Kiryat Malachi Delays Trains to Beersheba

Israel Railways reported delays on the line to Beersheba on Wednesday morning, October 21, after a signaling fault near Kiryat Malachi. The railway said its teams were at the site, working to repair the fault and return train services on the affected line to their normal schedule. It said the western route to Beersheba was continuing to operate normally. The unaffected western route serves Sderot and Netivot on its way to Beersheba.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival yellow-and-blue diesel locomotive on railway tracks with port cranes behind it at Haifa in 2012; contextual rail scene.

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