The Tiberias Magistrate's Court sentenced a shop owner from the north who was convicted of trafficking in recoilless rifles to 16 months in prison, in the first sentence that is harsher in punishment following the amendment to the law. The judge made it clear that the possibility of converting the tools into live weapons requires a change in approach: "The era of fines for trafficking in recoilless rifles and airsoft guns is over."
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The Tiberias Magistrate's Court sentenced a shop owner from the north who was convicted of trafficking in recoilless rifles to 16 months in prison, in the first sentence that is harsher in punishment following the amendment to the law. The judge made it clear that the possibility of converting the tools into live weapons requires a change in approach: "The era of fines for trafficking in recoilless rifles and airsoft guns is over."