Meanwhile, Israeli forces arrested four Arabs on Monday responsible for throwing firebombs at security personnel in Jerusalem.

The terrorist sped on toward another IDF checkpoint apparently intent on killing more Israelis, but was shot before he could do so.

In separate incident, Israeli wounded in stabbing attack at light-rail stop in Jerusalem.

Gunmen connected to Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas claimed credit for the outrageous attack.

It’s clear who is behind the recent wave of terror in the biblical heartland, but not exactly how. And there are additional concerns.

Weaponry found among criminal elements in the Arab community may eventually be turned against Israel’s security forces.

Separately, Israeli security forces arrest 24 terror suspects in Judea and Samaria.

“We are trying to prevent and to fight terror before it happens,” said Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, head of Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center, which sponsors the course.

They can cause a lot more harm than a rifle or knife.