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Begin Expressway
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- This article is about a road in Jerusalem. For the Tel Aviv road, see Highway 2 (Israel).
The Menachem Begin Expressway (or Begin Boulevard) is an urban expressway in western Jerusalem named after former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. The road has a north-south path that connects key neighbourhoods and commercial areas, as well as several city arteries and national routes. Begin Expressway is made of the central section, which was completed in 1998, and the extension to Highway 443 to Modi'in, which was completed in late 2002 and multiplexes with Highway 1 for most of its path. The road is internally numbered Jerusalem Route 4, and the extension is marked as national Route 404.
The road is named after Menachem Begin, Israel's sixth prime minister.
- Yigael Yadin Interchange - Continuation from Highway 443, Highway 1 to Ma'ale Adummim
- Golda Meir Interchage - Ramot Neighborhood; Har Hotzvim Industrial Area; Jerusalem Route 9
- Givat Shaul Interchange (southbound only) - Givat Shaul Neighborhood; Highway 1 to Tel Aviv
- Kiryat Moshe Interchange - Kiryat Moshe Neighborhood; Highway 1 to Tel Aviv
- Givat Mordechai Interchange - Givat Mordechai and Bayit Vegan Neighborhoods
- Golomb Interchage - Malha/Manahat Neighborhood
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| Roads | Highway 1 | Highway 2 | Highway 4 | Highway 5 | Highway 6 | Highway 60 | Highway 90 | Route 443 | Ayalon Highway | Begin Expressway | Carmel Tunnels | |
| Bus | Egged | Dan | Kavim | Metrodan Beersheba | Metropoline | Nativ Express | Superbus | Connex | |
| Railways | Israel Railways | |
| Light Rails and Rapid Transits | Tel Aviv Subway | Jerusalem Light Rail | Carmelit | |
| Aviation Authorities and Companies | Israel Airports Authority | Ben Gurion International Airport | El Al | Arkia | Israir | Sun D'Or | Tamir Airways | |
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