[82338] A series of difficult events in the last 24 hours: road accidents, shootings, and violence across the country

Summary of security and safety events – June 14, 2026

During the last 24 hours, a series of tragic events and road accidents were recorded across the country, requiring the intervention of Magen David Adom (MDA) teams and other rescue agencies. According to Hot News, the focus of the events was a severe accident near Shavei Shomron, in which a child of about 10 years old was killed in a collision between a vehicle and a bus. MDA paramedics Snir Hala and Shmuel Agassi described the scene as difficult: "We noticed a child... unconscious, without a pulse and without breathing" according to the Hot News report.

In the sector of violent incidents, several shootings and stabbings were reported. A 22-year-old woman was seriously wounded by gunfire on David Raziel Street in Jaffa and was evacuated to Wolfson Hospital. In Hot News, the paramedics were quoted as saying they provided her with "life-saving medical treatment that included stopping the bleeding." Additional violent incidents were reported in Kafr Qasim, Rameh, and Manshiyat Zabda, where other men were seriously injured.

In the arena of road accidents, Hatzalah Judea and Samaria Without Borders SSF reported another accident on Ramot Boulevard in Jerusalem, where a 10-year-old cyclist was hit by a bus, and a motorcycle accident on King David Street in the city that caused severe injuries. At the same time, a pedestrian was hit by a truck in Arraba and his condition was defined as critical, according to MDA reports.

Other reported events include a motorcyclist in critical condition near Bnei Atarot and a road accident on Route 90 near Tiberias with a trapped person in serious condition. Another exceptional case of negligence was recorded in Bnei Brak, where a baby about a year old was evacuated to the hospital after drinking charcoal lighter fluid.

It is worth noting that the organization Hatzalah Judea and Samaria Without Borders, which frequently deals with security activity in Judea and Samaria, presents in its publications an implicit criticism of the current administration, while Hot News focuses mainly on dry and professional reports from the rescue agencies without taking an explicit political position.