The remains of two men were found inside a burning car in a forest near Kafr Kassem on Saturday, Magen David Adom (MDA) said in a statement.
"After receiving reports of a car burning near Kafr Kassem, two persons were found by paramedics with no signs of life inside the burned-down vehicle, and were declared dead on site," said MDA.
Firefighters from Petah Tikva were the first to arrive on scene. "Upon arriving at the scene, we saw the burning vehicle, with trees and vegetation burning around it. Working with the fighterfighting team, a search was conducted in the vehicle, and the two people inside were declared dead," Commander Amit Lubiner said.
Israel Police has opened an investigation on the incident, and the findings were already "transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine to complete the identification process."
At least 14 wounded in crashes across Israel throughout the weekend
Some 14 individuals were wounded across Israel from Friday night to Saturday morning due to traffic accidents, according to Israeli media.
Seven were wounded after two cars collided on Highway 675 near the village of Kfar Yehezkel in the Jezreel Valley.
Medical teams arrived at the scene of the crash and provided medical treatment to those injured, which included a 34-year-old woman and a 14-year-old boy in moderate condition. The other five were in light condition.