A man about 40 was killed and another person was evacuated to Wolfson Hospital after a car exploded in Tel Aviv on Sunday morning, Magen David Adom reports. Paramedics on scene pronounced the deceased man dead due to multisystem injuries; police have launched an investigation.
Sunday morning, shortly after 07:30 Jerusalem, a car explosion on Saharon Street in Tel Aviv left one man dead and another wounded. Magen David Adom (MDA) reported that paramedics found a man aged about 40 unconscious, pulseless, and not breathing with multisystem injuries; he was declared dead at the scene. A second victim was evacuated to Wolfson Hospital. Police have launched an investigation.
The blast follows the desk's initial thread: at 07:30 Jerusalem residents reported a loud explosion with no immediate confirmation of cause or casualties. Within minutes, MDA reported one person unconscious, Zaka crews confirmed a fatality recovered from the vehicle, and by 07:30 police stated one wounded person had been evacuated under their own power. The confirmed fatality updated that picture: in this dispatch, the deceased man—approximately 40 years old—was found near the burning vehicle, not inside it, with multisystem injuries. MDA did not specify the nature or cause of the explosion. The second victim's condition was not detailed.
As The Zioneer reported Saturday at 21:50 Jerusalem, a separate car explosion on Highway 65 killed a man aged about 51 and lightly wounded another. Sunday's Tel Aviv incident is not related; circumstances differ.
No details on the cause, possible suspects, or the second victim's condition have been released by police or rescue services. The investigation continues.
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