Egged is Israel’s largest bus company. Israeli poet Hayim Nahman Bialik named the company Egged from the Hebrew for “union” after four cooperatives merged in 1933. Today, one of the largest bus companies in the world, Egged has subsidiaries in the Netherlands, Poland and Bulgaria. In Israel alone, it operates almost 4,000 buses taking nearly one million passengers a distance of 622,000 miles every day.
The accusation focuses on the alleged disproportionality of Israel’s response to Palestinian attacks, positing an exaggerated number of Palestinian casualties compared to the number of Israeli casualties caused initially.
The accusation focuses on the alleged disproportionality of Israel’s response to Palestinian attacks, positing an exaggerated number of Palestinian casualties compared to the number of Israeli casualties caused initially.
The accusation focuses on the alleged disproportionality of Israel’s response to Palestinian attacks, positing an exaggerated number of Palestinian casualties compared to the number of Israeli casualties caused initially.
The accusation focuses on the alleged disproportionality of Israel’s response to Palestinian attacks, positing an exaggerated number of Palestinian casualties compared to the number of Israeli casualties caused initially.
