Original sentence: Both were convicted of possessing the explosives, and sentenced to 15 months.Critique of original AP report on the incident.Hebron: Past, Present, and Forever - dedicated to Shalhevet hy"d 2001.Israeli Department of Education profile.Israeli investigators  believed the snipers were intentionally targeting the baby.It was suspected at the time that the two belonged to an underground Jewish terror cell.On July 2003, Yitzhak Pass was arrested together with his brother in law, Matti Shvu, when 10 pounds of explosives were found in his car.On that day, Shalhevet Pass () was shot in the head and killed by a Palestinian sniper while seated in her stroller on the streets of Hebron, where she and her family lived.The murder of Shalhevet Pass was the gunning down of a ten-month-old Israeli infant by a Palestinian terrorist on March 26, 2001.The police had suspected that the two belonged to an organised terror cell that planned attacks on Arabs, but those charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence.They appealed to the Supreme Court, but the court rejected their appeal and extended their sentences to 24 months.They were released from prison on June 12, 2005
Edited sentence: Israeli investigators  believed he was shot by Palestine snipers that were intentionally targeting the baby.On that day, Shalhevet Pass () was shot in the head and killed while seated in her stroller on the streets of Hebron, where she and her family lived.The murder of Shalhevet Pass was the gunning down of a ten-month-old Israeli infant on March 26, 2001