Israel Railways to cut Modi'in service this weekend to connect new 431 line to rail network
Upon its expected completion in 2028, Track 431 is anticipated to connect Jerusalem directly to the Shfela region and to Israel's southern coast, at a cost of NIS 3.5 billion.
Israel Railways will implement service disruptions at Modi'in's two train stations this weekend to connect the new Track 431 project to the existing rail network. From Thursday at 10:00 p.m. until Sunday at 4:00 a.m., trains will not operate between Modi'in and Ben-Gurion Airport, though a free shuttle service will be provided. The Modi'in-Jerusalem line will run normally on Thursday night and Friday, but both Modi'in stations will be entirely closed on Saturday night. The NIS 3.5 billion Track 431 project, expected to be completed in 2028, will connect Rishon Lezion to Modi'in and Jerusalem, forming a complete railway ring around the Gush Dan region and including Israel's longest bridge.
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