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Seven Injured in Two-Vehicle Collision Near Rahat Industrial Zone

Seven people were injured in a two-vehicle traffic accident near the industrial zone in Rahat on Sunday. Paramedics from the Union of Rescue, including Dr. Raed Al-Abra, Karim Abu Shihab, and Yousef Abu Jaafar, provided initial medical treatment to the victims at the scene.

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Seven Injured in Two-Vehicle Collision Near Rahat Industrial Zone
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What happened

  1. 01Seven people of various ages were injured in a two-vehicle collision near the Rahat industrial zone on Sunday.
  2. 02Two individuals sustained moderate injuries in the crash, and five others suffered minor wounds.
  3. 03Paramedics from the Union of Rescue treated the injured at the scene and hospitalized one moderately injured person.
  4. 04According to Al-Shams, Israel recorded 459 road fatalities in 2025, representing one of the highest figures in two decades.
  5. 05Al-Shams reported that Arab citizens face a 2.1 times higher risk of road death than Jewish citizens.
  6. 06In 2024, 159 members of the Arab community died and 768 were seriously injured in road accidents, according to Al-Shams.

Two of the injured individuals sustained moderate wounds, while five others suffered minor injuries. One of the moderately injured victims was transported by a Union of Rescue ambulance to the hospital for further treatment.

According to Al-Shams, the accident occurred amid a rise in road fatalities in Israel, with the Central Bureau of Statistics recording 459 deaths in 2025. Al-Shams reported that the Road Safety Authority found Arab citizens face a 2.1 times higher risk of road death than Jewish citizens, noting that 159 Arab community members died in road accidents in 2024.

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