Children in Gaza played with their toy guns for the Eid al-Fitr holiday, on July 7, 2016.

The celebration of Eid usually starts with an early morning prayer, followed by a visit to the tombs of loved ones, and then the children pretend to be Islamic terrorists by lining up their friends against the wall and executing them (pretend of course).

Needless to say, normal children don’t hold toy gun battles like this.

Passengers in car believe a passing motorcyclist opened fired on them while driding on Highway 443 — a Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway — early Tuesday night.

The incident took place near the Ofer Junction, the sources reported, close to the Ben Zion exit of the highway. The motorcycle drove away.

Security at the Ofer checkpoint did not see any signs of shooting damage on car.

An Arab woman with a Jordanian passport was caught at the Allenby Bridge Crossing trying to smuggle a weapon and ammunition from Israel into Jordan in her luggage.

Using the X-Ray machine, the Allenby Crossing Authority found the concealed handgun inside a package of crushed dates, along with 2 empty magazines and a box of bullets.

It is not know what she wanted to do with the weapon.

The woman has been transferred to the relevant security authorities.

X-Ray of the gun hidden inside a bag of crushed dates

The blogger DoubleTapper has identified the gun as a Libyan made Hulk-Tactical PT12-PRO which is a low quality knockoff of a Turkish pistol design.

This gun can’t be (legally) found in Israel, though it can be found in Jordan and throughout the rest of the Middle East.

by Michael Zeff

Four members of the Hamas terror organization were sentenced to life in prison Wednesday by an IDF military tribunal in Samaria. The terror cell was convicted on charges of murdering Rabbi Eitam and Na’ama Henkin, an Israeli rabbi and his wife, in October 2015. A fifth member of the Shechem-based cell was found guilty but has not yet been sentenced, and two others await trial.

Yahia Abdullah Hajj-hamad, Samir Qusah, Karem Razik; and Amjad Aliwi, were among the five terrorists responsible for the ambush and murder of the Henkin couple. They were shot while driving their car near the Itamar community in Samaria, as their four children sat in the back seat. Eitam, son of the prominent American-born educators Rabbi Yehuda and Chana Henkin, was a U.S. citizen.

The murder of their parents, witnessed by Matan, 9, Nitzan, 7, Netta, 4, and four-month-old baby Itamar, shook the Jewish nation both in Israel and in the Diaspora.

The four terrorists were sentenced to two consecutive life sentences and an additional 30-year prison term each. Zeid Jamil Amar, the fifth member of the terror cell hasn’t been sentenced yet.

The Shin Bet domestic intelligence agency (Israel Security Agency) said in a statement that the terrorists are also responsible for several other shooting attacks that took place in Samaria in August 2015.

The judge said that it was the “carefully planned and cold blooded nature of the killing, in which every member of the squad played a vital role,” that swayed the military judge to issue a harsh and uniform sentence to all the terrorists, regardless of who pulled the trigger.

Shin Bet officials have suggested the children were only spared from death due to the fact that one member of the cell accidentally shot his fellow terrorist, causing him serious injury and prompting him to drop his gun at the scene and flee.

It was that gun and “friendly fire” that helped the Shin Bet and IDF identify and capture the killers in a Shechem hospital a few days later.

A soldier from the Netzakh Yehuda Haredi battalion was sentenced to 17 days in military jail for cocking his weapon at a group of Arabs in the old city of Jerusalem, while on his way to the Western Wall last Shabbat. According to Israeli media, the soldier and two friends ran into two Arab youths who looked suspicious, and reported them to a Border Guard officer near Damascus Gate. A little later, they were confronted by a group of Arab youths, one of whom cursed them. The soldier, who felt threatened, cocked his weapon, as one of the Arabs was yelling, “You come over here, I’ll break your face.” The soldier reported that incident as well to Border Guard police, who, in response, detained him and called in Military Police investigators. The MPs drove the soldier, on Shabbat, despite his being religious, to an IDF base for interrogation. He was eventually convicted on illegal use of his IDF issued gun.

Yoni Berg is a master tour guide with a painful past. Confronted with his reality and Inspired by an image at the Holocaust Museum, Yoni’s .45 is emblazoned with a Jewish star. He joins Yishai to talk about Jewish weapons, Alexander the Great, terror that hits home, and touring the beautiful land of Israel.

But first, get ready for Shabbat with Spiritual Cafe and Rabbi Mike Feuer!! This week: facing terror in the Holy Land – how are we to cope with the horrific images of axe-wielding terrorists attacking Jews like the Middle Ages? Then, how is the Shabbat (Sabbath)like the Tabernacle? It’s God’s abode in time! Finally, the creative power of Bezalel – the Bible’s first artist. Can we make our life a work of art?

First shots review of Israel Weapon Industries’ Jericho 941