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CBS and Israel Police · 5 years to August 2026

Road accidents in Ofakim

In the 5 years to August 2026, police investigated 536 road accidents with casualties in Ofakim: 2 deaths, 23 seriously injured and 661 lightly injured.

2.5 accidents a year per 1,000 residents, below the national average (5.8). On average one accident every 3.4 days.

  • 2Deaths
  • 23Seriously injured
  • 92Pedestrians hurt
  • 43Hurt on e-bikes and e-scooters

Who was hurt

Casualties by age

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68%
22%
20 to 64 459Under 20 14765+ 68
Pedestrians, of all casualties13.4% (Israel: 8.5%)
E-bike and e-scooter riders6.3% (Israel: 3.2%)
Killed or seriously injured3.6% (Israel: 4.2%)

Which vehicles were involved

Out of all vehicles in accidents

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Private car622 67.8%
Bicycle51 5.6%
E-scooter22 2.4%
Truck21 2.3%
Motorcycle14 1.5%

Over an area of 10.4 km² there were 51.6 accidents per km² in five years.

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In 2025, police opened 37.3 criminal cases per 1,000 residents in Ofakim. All the data on Ofakim

Questions about road accidents in Ofakim

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How many road accidents are there in Ofakim?

In the 5 years to August 2026, police investigated 536 road accidents with casualties in Ofakim: 2 deaths, 23 seriously injured and 661 lightly injured. That is an average of 107 accidents a year, one every 3.4 days.

How many people were killed in road accidents in Ofakim?

2 people were killed in accidents in Ofakim over the five years, and 23 were seriously injured.

Are Ofakim's roads more dangerous than average?

Ofakim has 2.5 accidents a year per 1,000 residents, against 5.8 nationally and 4.5 in the median town of a similar size. Accidents are counted where they happen, so main roads passing through town push the number up.

How many pedestrians were hurt in Ofakim?

92 pedestrians were hurt, 13.4% of all casualties (8.5% nationally).

Accidents with casualties investigated by the police and compiled by the CBS, within the municipal area of Ofakim, in the five years to August 2026. Accidents are counted where they happened, not where the people involved live, and accidents without casualties are not included.

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