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Kan NewsSecurity

Five Killed in Multiple Road Accidents Across Israel

Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba

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Hebrew · 13 newsrooms covering

Five individuals lost their lives in four separate road accidents across Israel on Thursday. One incident involved a Palestinian illegally present in Israel who allegedly hit a cyclist with a stolen car, leading to the cyclist's death and the driver's arrest.

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  • Five people died in four separate road accidents on Thursday.
  • One fatal crash involved a Palestinian suspect in northern Tel Aviv.
  • The suspect is accused of hitting a cyclist with a stolen car.
  • Road accident fatalities are down 3% this year compared to last.
  • Other accidents occurred near Kiryat Ata, in the Negev, and on Highway 20.

Five people died in four separate road accidents across Israel on Thursday. In the north, near Kiryat Ata, a motorcyclist in his 30s was killed when struck by a car. Earlier, on Highway 20 near the Kakal interchange, one person died and five were injured in a collision between a bus and a taxi.

In the Negev, near Giv'ot Bar, two men in their 30s were killed when two vehicles collided. In northern Tel Aviv, a cyclist in his 50s was hit by a car in the early morning hours. His condition was initially critical, but he was pronounced dead after resuscitation efforts.

The driver who hit the cyclist, identified as a Palestinian illegally present in Israel, was arrested. He is also suspected of stealing the vehicle used in the incident, and a bag containing car theft tools was found inside. The driver requested to remain in custody, and the judge criticized the police.

According to data from the Or Yarok Association, 320 people have been killed in road accidents since the beginning of 2026. This represents a 3% decrease compared to the same period last year.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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