Israeli Prime Minister in car accident
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motorcade was involved in a traffic accident in Jerusalem last night, Ynet reported.
The incident occurred in one of the central areas of the city, near a pedestrian crossing.
According to initial reports, no one was injured in the accident, and Zionist Netanyahu himself was not harmed by the incident.
The incident caused the cars in the procession to temporarily stop on the sidewalk. Law enforcement officers immediately arrived at the scene.
The causes of the accident are currently being investigated, and no official comments have yet been made, the publication said.
For your information, recently, in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, one of the cars in the presidential motorcade hit 79-year-old British citizen Edgar Charles Frederick . Unfortunately, he died at the scene from his injuries.
The driver of the car was initially arrested in connection with the incident, but was later released on bail.
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