Building Collapse in Jerusalem's Rehavia Neighborhood Leaves Several Injured, Rescue Ongoing
A serious incident occurred on Monday in Jerusalem when a building collapsed on Keren Kayemet LeIsrael Street in the Rehavia neighborhood. Emergency teams from United Hatzalah and Magen David Adom (MDA) were dispatched to the scene, where multiple injured individuals are being treated. One man is reported to be in critical condition and unconscious, trapped under the rubble. Three others have sustained minor injuries and are receiving medical care on site.
The collapse happened near the Shaarei Chesed neighborhood, close to the Gra synagogue and the former location of the Maalot HaTorah yeshiva. Firefighters from the HaUma station are conducting searches and complex rescue operations amid concerns that more people may still be trapped inside the debris. The rescue efforts require careful coordination among various emergency services due to the complexity of the situation.
This event follows similar incidents in Israel in recent months, including a balcony collapse in Tel Aviv on Herzl Street that severely injured a man in his 70s, and a building floor collapse that led to evacuations and rescues. Authorities continue to work at the scene in Jerusalem, with further updates expected as the rescue progresses.
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