The number of people killed in road accidents in Israel since the start of 2026 has surpassed 200, according to a report by N12 citing the journalist Hili Keren. The figure comes amid an ongoing rise in traffic fatalities, as The Zioneer has previously reported.
According to a report by journalist Hili Keren on N12 (Sunday morning, 09:19 Jerusalem time), the number of road accident fatalities in Israel since the beginning of 2026 has exceeded 200. The report provides no further breakdown by location, age, or time period. This latest toll follows a series of deadly accidents documented by The Zioneer in recent weeks: on June 12, five people were killed in five separate crashes across the north and south; on June 13, at least one person died on Highway 6; and in early June, the Beterem organization reported 31 children killed in road accidents since January. The cumulative figures underscore a persistent rise in traffic deaths that safety groups have called a national crisis. No new details on the most recent victims or specific incidents were available in the N12 broadcast.
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