The Carmelit - Haifa's underground subway 2018 הכרמלית

The Carmelit is an underground funicular railway in Haifa, Israel
The video shows the new modern train cars and the improved system reopened in october 2018!
The Carmelit, named after the mountain through which it runs, Mount Carmel, is an underground funicular railway that runs up and down parts of Mount Carmel within Haifa. The altitude difference between the first and last stations is 274 meters.
The Carmelit is one of the smallest subway systems in the world, having only four cars, six stations and a single tunnel 1.8 km long. It is also the only subway in Israel! (until Tel Aviv's light rail network opens)
*The carmelit has 6 stations- my mistake.
הכרמלית החדשה בחיפה, תיעוד המערכת המחודשת שהושקה באוקטובר 2018 לאחר השיפוץ והגעת הקרונות החדישים.

[@karlguzmanos1708]

Im a filipino and I have always admired Israel. I want to visit Israel hopefully in the future 😊 God bless Israel!

[@erangabay]

I wish you'll visit sometime! Thanks, love Philippines from Israel💕

[@cehaem2]

Going to Haifa next year and can't wait to take a ride on the Carmelit!

[@erangabay]

Yesss! Hit me up if you have any questions!!

[@cehaem2]

@@erangabay Will do, although, I have friends in Kiryat Ti'von, so there isn't too many things I need to know :)

[@erangabay]

@@cehaem2 that is great, enjoy your time!

[@sgal5845]

yoooo, hit me up when you arrive! I can help you out, I know the Carmelit and how it works!

[@erangabay]

@@sgal5845 תותח עולם

[@brookdale2740]

Good to have it back up and running. I rode it back in 1964.

[@erangabay]

Wow! That's amazing Thanks for sharing!!

[@Bloomfield246]

@@erangabay My first trip to Israel. Heck, Haifa even had a bowling alley. Don't know if there are any in Israel these days. If I remember correctly, there were a relatively number of lanes, but it was the latest technology, all automatic.

[@lacascadaobregon]

When did it go down? Thanks for the information

[@BassistClair]

I had no idea this is in Haifa and I will be there in a few months. Thanks for sharing!

[@erangabay]

Enjoy!!!! If you need any advice hmu!

[@rainebow1000]

Such a fabulous design, loved it!

[@amirg1645]

Great tour that continued with a great Van...and..

[@erangabay]

Thanks!

[@adinahirschl704]

זוכרת היטב את הפעם הראשונה של הכרמלית בישראל, מאד מיוחד. הזמנים השתנו הכל נראה אחרת. Bravo Israel.

[@erangabay]

אין על חיפה. אין על ישראל

[@adinahirschl704]

@@erangabay נכון, נכון נכון. אני מסתכלת כל הזמן בתמונות מחיפה. ישראלית לשעבר אני חיה בארה״ב למעלה מארבעים שנה.

[@serpahologramsson2417]

well thats fuckin dope!

[@user-ig2vq9bv5c]

יפה מאוד!

[@btuesday]

I want to live in Israel

[@erangabay]

Comeeee I'll help

[@btuesday]

@@erangabay I just got back after my first trip. What a country. I am an old Jew, but my wife is not. What are the rules for Aliyah

[@erangabay]

@@btuesday www.jewishagency.org/aliyah

[@BeanOnTheFlipside]

Cool one love from india ♥

[@maximpobihun5469]

In TLV metro will be maybe in 2040. Now it's the light rail is being built. Not so sure about that it will be ready in 2021.

[@erangabay]

True, but the light rail also has a major portion underground (under Tel Aviv)

[@lacascadaobregon]

I looked this up while watching “ The Girl From Oslo “ movie on Netflix!!!

[@emiratesawesome]

וואי מגניב, לא ידעתי שזה רק שש שקל גם כן

[@erangabay]

זה כמו אוטובוס עם הרב קו

[@warpedcomedy]

I lived in Haifa for almost two years now and am soon moving to Netanya, thanks to the prolonged shutdown I've only ridden it a few times, would have been a lot more convenient to have it earlier.

[@erangabay]

I really agree, and that's really a shame, but oh well. Enjoy Natanya and be sure to come visit Haifa!!

[@warpedcomedy]

@@erangabay I made aliyah more than two years ago and I really enjoyed living in Haifa and maybe I will be back someday but there are more opportunities in the merkaz and I have family there.

[@erangabay]

That is so awesome to hear! You really have my appreciation for doing an Aliya. I wish you luck in everything you do and take care!! Kol Tov!

[@iamverycrazy]

Good video!

[@erangabay]

Hey thank you so much!

[@אופקרוזנטל]

וואי סרטון טוב ממש

[@ofer24a]

סרטון מצוין, חשוב לציין רק שיש 6 תחנות ולא 5..

[@erangabay]

נכון, טעות, תודה

[@daspydoesstuff5368]

This is the weirdest train I have seen

[@erangabay]

Ikr

[@supermemememe605]

Today there is the cablecar so wouldn't it be better to use the cable car?

[@erangabay]

It's not the same places

[@Sushicake666]

It was shutdown when I where in Haifa December 2017. That means i have a reason to go back now. Mmwwhuuhahaha

[@erangabay]

Do itttt

[@friedrichhayek8628]

Wonderfull . At 0:05 the station Massada is were the fortress is? Greetings from Greece

[@erangabay]

I dont understand what you mean. It is a street in Haifa named Massada, named after the mountain in south israel (with the fortress)

[@friedrichhayek8628]

@@erangabay Yes sorry my fault I must study again my English because I have made many errors recently. I just thought that the fortress was there but it's not. I don't know well the Israeli geography, so the mountain is called Masada, I thought that the name of the fortress was Massada. Thanks

[@erangabay]

Haha no worries! Cheers to you, I love Greece ;)

[@Rickyrab]

🤣

[@Rickyrab]

Mount Carmel is known for many things, but Masada is far to the south.

[@NearBo]

Fabulous nd wonderful but weird

[@melonyfbb]

Try editing with Final Cut Pro will make ur vid better

[@erangabay]

It's way too expensive

[@Nirolevy1]

בשביל מה הוישר על החלון הקדמי? למקרה שירד גשם במנהרה?

[@erangabay]

חחחחח שאלה טובה

[@yuvalbuda]

אבק אני מניח

[@roben2791]

What does Carmelit mean? also isn't Haifa an arabic name?

[@erangabay]

Carmelit because it is climbing mount Carmel (the mountain haifa is situated on). There are many explanations for Haifa's name origins.

[@roben2791]

@@erangabay Thank you, when I first started to learn Hebrew, I was like still in high school, Jerusalem didn't have a light train, congrats !

[@SuperMarioKnightX]

Looks abit weird if a metro is like that

[@erangabay]

Not really a metro, An underground funicular Similar to Napoli's

[@vvpartizan2462]

כמו ב מוסקבה😂😂😂😂😂

[@erangabay]

תאמיני לי זה יותר טוב משם

[@Papun-o4s]

תחזור למוסקבה ועזוב אותנו עם הכרמלית

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

Blyat' ... RED WAS WAY BETTER

[@erangabay]

Noooo this is better

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

Eran Gabay, i mean this one mb better but ugly :(( IMHO

[@babatup9345]

👌👌👌👍👍👍🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💪💪💪

[@arnoldstollar5375]

Not. Wheelchair. Friendly

[@erangabay]

Arnold Stollar true, and doesn’t seem like it will be anytime soon

[@erangabay]

@Nir Hakimian have you ever been in Haifa? Rode the carmelit?

[@erangabay]

@Nir Hakimian הכניסות לכרמלית חוץ מהתחנות הקיצוניות הן מאוד צרות וישנות לא כזה קל להתקין את זה

[@vl3005]

You're talking about 60 year old infrastructure. That sort of things wasn't in their planning back then. Now it's just impossible to implement. I mean, it is - but you might as well just build a new one.

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[@erangabay]

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