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Six Injured in Bus-Car Collision in Safed Including One Critically Hurt

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First reported by Ynet · Jul 3, 2026

What happened

A bus and car collided in Safed on Friday, injuring six people including a man in his twenties critically trapped in his vehicle. Rescue teams freed him and transported him to hospital. Five others were also hurt, and earlier a police vehicle lightly injured a teenager in Tayibe.

  • 01Six injured in a bus-car collision in Safed, including one critically hurt man in his twenties.
  • 02Firefighters rescued the trapped man from his crushed vehicle and he was taken to Ziv Hospital.
  • 03Five others were injured: one woman moderately, four others lightly.
  • 04Magen David Adom paramedics provided life-saving treatment at the scene.
  • 05Earlier, a police vehicle lightly injured a teenager in Tayibe after he entered the road unexpectedly.
  • 06The teenager received initial care from police and was taken to a medical center.

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Channel 13Center · HebrewJul 3, 2026
Six Injured in Bus-Car Collision in Safed Including One Critically Hurt
YnetCenter · HebrewJul 3, 2026
Young Man Seriously Injured in Bus-Car Collision in Safed

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