Uber ridesharing gets Knesset nod in rare vote
In bipartisan move, lawmakers approve bill to introduce competitive ridesharing to Israel while establishing compensation fund for veteran taxi drivers.
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In bipartisan move, lawmakers approve bill to introduce competitive ridesharing to Israel while establishing compensation fund for veteran taxi drivers.
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