This is the shocking moment Hamas terrorists executed a mother in front of her children on October 7.
CCTV footage shows two gunmen firing rounds at the windshield of her car as she approaches them.
The car grinds to a halt as the gunmen approach the driver’s window and shoot dead the mother at the wheel.
Two young girls, including a baby, are sitting in the back of the car, watching their mother die.
Bodycam footage from the same incident, widely published on social media, shows Israeli police rescuing the young girls whose mother has just been murdered.
“I’m here with a baby!” the older one screams, referring to her sister. “Take us!”
Heartbreaking videos like this continue to circulate on social media more than a month after Hamas launched its worst ever terrorist attack on Israeli soil.
Backed by a barrage of rockets, Hamas militants stormed from the blockaded Gaza Strip into nearby Israeli towns, killing more than 1,400 Israelis and abducting more than 200 in an unprecedented surprise attack during a major Jewish holiday.
In an assault of startling breadth, Hamas gunmen rolled into as many as 22 locations outside the Gaza Strip, including towns and other communities as far as 15 miles (24 kilometers) from the Gaza border.
In some places they gunned down civilians and soldiers as Israel’s military scrambled to muster a response.
The magnitude of the devastation from Hamas’ cross-border assault is still setting in for Israel a month later as the Israeli military unleashes a devastating offensive against Hamas that has killed more than 9,400 Palestinians in Gaza, according to the territory’s health officials.
Israel is still in mourning over the 1,400 people killed in the Oct. 7 assault, many of them civilians.
Forensic specialists are still working to identify more victims. Families are still scouring for any bits of news about the over 240 Israelis taken hostage in Gaza, including young Israelis from the festival.
Meanwhile, the escalating conflict is threatening regional stability.
Israeli warplanes conducted airstrikes along the border with Lebanon on Saturday as the militant Hezbollah group attacked several Israeli army posts, including one that was struck with two large rockets.
The Iranian-backed terror group is prepared for all options, its leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has declared in response, adding that “we can resort to them at any time”.
Hezbollah said in a statement on Saturday that its fighters attacked at least six Israeli posts along the border, saying “suitable rockets and weapons” were used.
It added that “direct hits were scored and technical equipment was destroyed”.
Hezbollah started attacking Israeli positions on Oct. 8, in the disputed Chebaa Farms area along Syria’s Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and within days the attacks spread to cover the whole border area.
