Israeli Minister Itamar Ben Gvir Injured in Car Accident: Flips Car After Running Red Light
Watan-The Minister of National Security for the occupation, Itamar Ben Gvir, was transferred to a hospital after his car ran a red light and flipped over while leaving the scene of a stabbing incident in the city of Ramla earlier today, as reported by “Yedioth Ahronoth.”
Ben Gvir was taken to Asaf Harofe Hospital in Be’er Ya’akov, and his condition is described as mild to moderate.
The Hebrew newspaper quoted eyewitnesses saying that Ben Gvir was injured after his car ran a red light, leading to a collision with another vehicle.
Car overturn
An eyewitness told the “Wynet” website that he was at home and saw Ben Gvir’s car pass through the red light. He added, “A green car came and collided with it.”
🎥طالبوه بالرحيل .. مستوطنون يُهاجمون الوزير المتطرف #إيتمار_بن_غفير في #القدس خلال تظاهرة تطالب بـ #صفقة تبادل #أسرى مع #المقاومة في #غزة . pic.twitter.com/IBoOcZ6VcJ
— وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) April 24, 2024
In footage taken from a private vehicle, the minister’s vehicle can be seen entering the intersection and flipping over when another vehicle collides with it, but it cannot be confirmed whether it actually ran the red light.
According to the traffic department, the driver of the Israeli minister’s car did not stop at the red light, leading to the accident and the car overturning.
Ben Gvir’s office stated, “In addition to the minister’s injury, his daughter was also injured in the accident, as well as his driver and personal assistant.”
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بن غفير.. الضحك مسموح pic.twitter.com/8CQU9piCZR
— محمد نشوان 🇵🇸 Mohamed Nashwan (@MohmdNash) April 26, 2024
The car flipping incident was captured in a video published by Israeli media and monitored by “Watan.” It showed the Israeli official Itamar Ben Gvir’s black car overturned, with several paramedics trying to assist the injured in the accident and preventing people from approaching the scene.
The incident comes two days after the Minister of Internal Security for the occupation, Itamar Ben Gvir, faced intense anger and condemnation chants from the families of prisoners who were protesting near Netanyahu’s house in Jerusalem and attempting to attack him before the occupation police intervened and rescued him.
According to circulated videos, the protesters besieged a government building where Ben Gvir was inside, confronting him with chants of condemnation, demanding his resignation.
Video footage showed the racist Israeli official rushing between police and guards, while the voices of insults from the families of the prisoners could be heard directed towards him.
