Multiple buses set ablaze in coordinated arson attack in Shfar’am, northern Israel. No injuries reported as authorities investigate motives.
Jerusalem, 26 November, 2025 (TPS-IL) — Four buses were set ablaze overnight in multiple locations across the northern Israeli city of Shfar’am in what firefighters said on Wednesday appeared to be a coordinated act of arson.
Fire and rescue teams were quickly dispatched to the scenes and managed to contain the flames, preventing damage to nearby vehicles and buildings. No injuries were reported.
Authorities are investigating potential criminal motives behind the simultaneous outbreaks.
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