Shocking new details have emerged regarding the two terrorists who killed seven people in Jaffa yesterday.

According to Artuz Sheva, the Hebron terrorists managed to pass through a checkpoint in the Jerusalem area carrying weapons, including a gun and a knife. The pair then calmly entered a local mosque, where they prayed briefly before proceeding to board the light rail, exploiting what authorities now admit was a “serious security failure” in the transit system’s screening procedures. Once on board, they unleashed a brutal assault, both shooting and stabbing passengers indiscriminately.

Among the victims of the attack were Shahar Goldman, 30, from Lod, who is survived by her husband Tai, sisters Astar, Dikla and Merav, and parents Avraham and Ruth Goldman.

Inbar Segev Vigder, 33, from Jaffa, leaves behind her 9-month-old son Ari, whom she protected during the attack. A fitness trainer and physical education teacher, Inbar had recently posted a prayer for soldiers’ safety on he social media account.

Revital Bronstein, 24, from Bat Yam, was an outstanding computer science master’s student and gifted comic artist. She was the only daughter of her mother Liora.

Nadia Sokalenko, 40, from Tel Aviv, worked as a stylist. She is survived by her husband Vadim and 6-year-old daughter Maya, as well as her mother in Moldova and a sister in Denmark.

Ilya Nozadze, a 42-year-old Georgian citizen, was critically wounded and later succumbed to his injuries at Ichilov Hospital. A truck driver, he leaves behind a wife and two children, aged 17 and 14, in his hometown of Khashuri, Georgia.

The names of the two others who were killed have noy yet been cleared for publication by the IDF.

In the immediate aftermath, security forces questioned worshippers at the mosque where the terrorists had prayed. However, the investigation has raised troubling questions about the initial response to the incident. Local community security patrols admitted to investigators that they initially mistook the sounds of gunfire for criminal activity, a common occurrence in the area. It was only when they heard shouts of “Allahu Akbar” that they realized the true nature of the attack.

The terrorists were eventually neutralized through the combined efforts of two security patrol members and a civilian bystander who was shopping for groceries at the time.

As the investigation continues, authorities are probing whether the attackers had any prior nationalist motivations. The Shin Bet and police are working to piece together the events leading up to this tragedy, including how the terrorists acquired their weapons and evaded detection for so long.