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Four-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured in Reverse Vehicle Accident Before Shabbat

By כיכר השבת, מישאל לויUpdated Sep 5, 2026
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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A four-year-old boy was critically injured by a vehicle reversing near his home just before the Sabbath began on Friday. Family members rushed the child to a local medical center, where emergency medical services continued resuscitation efforts. The boy was then transported to a hospital, with medical teams fighting for his life.

Reports indicate the incident occurred as the vehicle was maneuvering in reverse in the parking area and apparently did not see the child nearby. Following the severe impact, the boy's family immediately took him to a local medical facility, where his condition was described as critical due to severe injuries.

Upon the child's arrival, emergency services were alerted, and paramedics arrived to find him unconscious, without a pulse or breathing. They performed extensive and advanced life-saving procedures. After initial stabilization, he was moved to an intensive care unit and rushed to the hospital's trauma room, with medical personnel continuing resuscitation throughout the transport.

The Jerusalem Police have launched an investigation into the exact circumstances of the accident. Police forces arrived at the scene to question family members and witnesses. A traffic accident investigator was also dispatched to examine physical evidence, tire marks, and the driver's field of vision and angle of reverse travel to determine how the collision occurred and if a blind spot was a factor.

The public has been called to pray for the child's swift and complete recovery.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat
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