Israel Railways has 72 passenger stations, and this page finds any of them.
Each station has a page with its place on a map, the six stations nearest to it and, for 69 of them, the share of their trains that ran on time in the last 12 months.
These pages show no departure times: the journey planner is on Israel Railways' site.
In the 12 months to October 2026, 92.6% of the 1,399,313 trains counted at the stations were on time.
The plan had 175,802 trains starting their journey at a station in that time, and 169,678 of them ran, which is 96.5%.
The share of trains on time at all stations, year by year
2026 covers 10 months. From 2015 to 2019 the Ministry's table also counted trains that left early, and they do not count as on time here. From 2023 it has two statuses, on time and late, and it has no rows for 2020 to 2022.
Kiryat Haim had the highest share of trains on time in the last 12 months, at 98.0%, and Ra'anana South the lowest, at 84.7%.
Only the 63 stations with figures for at least 10 of the 12 months and at least 5,000 trains counted are ranked. The dark mark is the 92.6% across all stations.
These stations had the highest share of trains on time.
These stations had the lowest share of trains on time.
These are all 72 stations, in alphabetical order.
- Acre 96.1%
- Afula 95.3%
- Ahihud 96.9%
- Ashdod Ad Halom Metropol 89.4%
- Ashkelon 87.7%
- Atlit 95.0%
- Bat Yam Komemiyut 94.5%
- Bat Yam Yoseftal 87.7%
- Be'er Sheva Center 91.3%
- Be'er Sheva North 94.9%
- Be'er Ya'akov 93.9%
- Beit She'an 88.1%
- Beit Shemesh 57.6%
- Beit Yehoshua 95.5%
- Ben Gurion Airport 93.1%
- Binyamina 94.0%
- Bnei Brak 89.6%
- Caesarea Pardes Hanna 97.3%
- Dimona 87.7%
- Hadera East 98.7%
- Hadera West 94.3%
- Haifa Bat Galim 94.7%
- Haifa Hof HaCarmel 94.2%
- Haifa Merkaz HaShmona 91.9%
- HaMifrats Central Coast Line 95.8%
- HaMifrats Central Valley Line 96.2%
- Herzliya 88.5%
- Hod HaSharon Sokolov 87.5%
- Holon Junction 93.5%
- Holon Wolfson 90.7%
- Hutzot HaMifratz 96.9%
- Jerusalem Biblical Zoo
- Jerusalem Malha
- Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon 96.9%
- Karmiel 94.2%
- Kfar Habad 93.8%
- Kfar Saba Nordau 87.4%
- Kiryat Gat 93.9%
- Kiryat Haim 98.0%
- Kiryat Malakhi Yoav 96.5%
- Kiryat Motzkin 95.4%
- Lehavim Rahat 95.0%
- Lod 91.5%
- Lod Ganei Aviv 86.2%
- Mazkeret Batya 96.2%
- Migdal HaEmek Kfar Baruch 93.7%
- Modi'in Central 95.6%
- Nahariya 94.0%
- Netanya 95.2%
- Netanya Sapir 97.2%
- Netivot 90.0%
- Ofakim 90.8%
- Paatei Modi'in 97.2%
- Petah Tikva Kiryat Aryeh 89.5%
- Petah Tikva Sgula 91.2%
- Ra'anana South 84.7%
- Ra'anana West 85.5%
- Ramla 92.2%
- Rehovot 93.0%
- Rishon LeZion HaRishonim 96.4%
- Rishon LeZion Moshe Dayan 88.1%
- Rosh HaAyin North 92.6%
- Sderot 90.7%
- Shomron Tayyiba 98.8%
- Tel Aviv HaHagana 91.3%
- Tel Aviv HaShalom 90.2%
- Tel Aviv Savidor Central 95.4%
- Tel Aviv University 90.2%
- Tira Kokhav Ya'ir
- Yavne East 96.0%
- Yavne West 88.6%
- Yokneam Kfar Yehoshua 90.8%
The percentage beside a station is the share of its trains on time in the last 12 months. 6 more stations on the Ministry's list are under construction and have no page yet.
These are the questions people ask about Israel's train stations.
How many train stations does Israel Railways have?
The Ministry of Transport's list has 72 passenger stations, and 6 more are under construction.
Which station has the most trains?
Tel Aviv Savidor Central had the most trains counted in the last 12 months, 94,952. Trains are counted station by station, so a train that stops at ten stations is counted ten times.
What does on time mean in these figures?
The Ministry's table counts the trains at each station as on time or late. From 2015 to 2019 it also counted trains that left early, and they do not count as on time here. It has no rows for 2020 to 2022.
Where are the train times?
These pages show no departure times. Israel Railways' own site has the journey planner and the timetable.
The list of stations, the table of trains on time at each station and the table of planned and run trains are the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety's, read on 2 November 2026. A station's point is its stop in the Ministry's timetable, and photographs are from Wikimedia Commons with their credit on each picture.