Lines
Israel Railways' passenger routes are divided into nine operational lines:
| Terminus (north) | Intermediate stations | Terminus (south) | Major destinations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nahariya | Beersheba Center | ||
| Kiryat Motzkin | Haifa Hof HaCarmel | ||
| Binyamina | Ashkelon | ||
| Hod Hasharon | Yavne West | ||
| Tel Aviv HaHagana | Rishon LeZion HaRishonim | ||
| Tel Aviv Savidor Central | Jerusalem Malha | ||
| Tel Aviv Savidor Central | Beersheba Center | ||
| Beersheba North | Dimona | ||
| Tel Aviv Savidor Central | Modi'in Central |
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