Woman Loses Control, Falls From Tel Aviv Bridge and Nearly Hits Pedestrians
On the morning of July 25, 2026, a woman in her 50s lost control of her vehicle near the HaShalom Interchange in Tel Aviv. While turning left onto a bridge at high speed, she failed to merge properly, causing her car to accelerate toward a guardrail. The vehicle crashed through the barrier and fell to the lower road level. Two pedestrians standing just meters from the impact site narrowly escaped harm.
Paramedics from Magen David Adom (MDA) arrived to find the overturned car with the driver inside, conscious but suffering from a severe head injury. Paramedics Elhanan Alon, Moti Baer, and Yoni Friedman described the rescue as complex, involving immobilization and medical treatment before transporting her in serious condition to Ichilov Hospital. The incident was captured on social media, highlighting the dangerous circumstances of the crash.
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