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Driver crashes into cafe in southern Israel causing heavy damage, but no injuries

אוג 8, 2026 ·  Source: The Times of Israel 86Objectivity score86/100

Driver crashes into cafe in southern Israel causing heavy damage, but no injuries

A car is seen inside a cafe in Rahat after crashing into the business, August 8, 2026. (Screen capture: Ynet)

A woman crashed her car into a cafe in the southern city of Rahat on Saturday, causing extensive damage but no injuries reported.

Images from the scene showed the vehicle inside the cafe after it smashed through the front door, shattering into pieces.

Police arrived at the scene and opened an investigation into the circumstances of the crash, which remained unclear, according to the Israeli news site Ynet.

“This accident almost ended in a major disaster, but thank God there were no casualties,” a witness at the scene told the news site.

� רהט: נהג יהודי איבד שליטה על רכבו מסיבה שטרם התבררה, סטה מהכביש והתנגש בבית קפה לנרגילות בעיר רהט. פרטים נוספים בהמשך pic.twitter.com/eJ3AcgjVVh

— כל החדשות בזמן אמת (@Saher_News_24_7) August 8, 2026

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On Saturday, a woman crashed her car into a cafe in Rahat, a city in southern Israel, causing extensive damage but no reported injuries. Images showed the vehicle inside the cafe after it broke through the front door. Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash, which remain unclear. A witness stated, “This accident almost ended in a major disaster, but thank God there were no casualties.”

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