The Jerusalem-Tel Aviv train line, derailed seven years ago, will reopen next month. The connection between Israel’s capital and the coastal metropolis has undergone $120 million of renovations and will take 73 minutes, Railways Authority chief Yossi Mor announced Monday.
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