Israel's safety minister, controversial far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir, has been taken to hospital with minor accidents after a automobile accident, police have mentioned.

Video on social media confirmed the automobile Mr Ben-Gvir was travelling in had flipped over.

Police mentioned they have been investigating the circumstances of the accident and that Mr Ben-Gvir's daughter, a safety guard and a driver have been additionally injured.

His workplace mentioned the minister was in "good condition" following the crash.

Israeli media aired footage of a black automobile overturned within the street and quoted a witness who mentioned the automobile had run a purple gentle.

Mr Ben-Gvir was within the metropolis of Ramle close to Tel Aviv, visiting the location of what police mentioned was a suspected stabbing assault.

Central district police chief Avi Biton mentioned a 21-year-old man had stabbed a 19-year-old lady.

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He added that the suspect had been trying to flee the scene when a civilian shot and "neutralised" him.

Israel's ambulance service mentioned the lady was acutely aware however in severe situation and was taken to hospital for therapy.

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Mr Ben-Gvir is a controversial member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's emergency authorities.

He has a historical past of convictions associated to assist for terrorism and anti-Arab rhetoric.