Egypt Blasts Claimed by 3 Different Groups
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JERUSALEM Oct. 8, 2004 - Three previously unknown groups, including one reportedly linked to al-Qaida, published separate claims of responsibility for the deadly car bombings at two Egyptian resorts crowded with Israeli tourists.
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TABA, Egypt - Israeli officials said yesterday they believe al-Qaeda was probably behind three suicide car bomb attacks targeting Red Sea resorts filled with Israeli tourists.
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At least 21 people were killed and some 140 wounded in a triple suicide bomb attack in Egypt&#39;s Sinai Desert resorts, which were packed with thousands of Israelis on holiday.
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Description: NPR&#39;s Noah Adams talks to NPR&#39;s Julie McCarthy, reporting from Eilat, Israel on the Israeli-Egyptian border, about bombings at two Egyptian resorts Thursday evening.
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Egyptian investigators into car bombings at resorts on Egypt's Sinai peninsula which killed at least 30 people said that they had identified a number of suspects, as rescuers continued to sift through the rubble.
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A local nomad has confessed to selling explosives that may have been used in the Sinai attacks, Egyptian police say. Security forces say the suspect is claiming his buyers said the material was intended for smuggling into the Palestinian territories.
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TABA, Egypt - A few dozen Bedouin tribesmen have been detained on suspicion they supplied the explosives for coordinated car bombings at two Egyptian resorts that killed at least 33 people, most of them Israelis, officials said Saturday.    Israel's counter-terrorism chief, meanwhile, urged Israeli tourists still in Egypt to return home immediately, saying they were in danger...
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Three more bodies were pulled from the rubble of a Red Sea hotel as Egyptian investigators said they had identified a number of suspects in the bombings of packed Sinai resorts that have so far killed 33 people.
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The Israeli army believes that al-Qaida carried out three car bombings in Egypt last week that killed at least 34 people, Israel's military chief said Tuesday.
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Bomb blasts hit three Egyptian Red Sea resorts used by vacationing Israelis and at least 30 people were feared dead in attacks that Israeli security sources said bore the hallmarks of al Qaeda.
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TABA, Egypt - Dozens of Bedouin tribesmen have been detained on suspicion they supplied the explosives for coordinated car bombings at two Egyptian resorts that killed at least 33 people, most of them Israelis, officials said Saturday.    Israel's counter-terrorism chief urged Israeli tourists in Egypt to return home immediately, saying they were in danger...
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Three bombs killed at least 30 people in Egyptian Red Sea resorts packed with Israeli tourists. Dozens more were buried under rubble and thousands fleed home over the border after the attack.
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Investigators lifted fingerprints, swabbed dust and collected tissue from the wreckage of three car bombings Saturday and detained dozens of Bedouin tribesmen, including quarry workers who could have provided the explosives that killed at least 34 people. Israel blamed al-Qaida for the Thursday night attacks in two Sinai resorts, and Egyptian investigators were leaning toward an al-Qaida connection as well.
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Terrorism News, Egypt&#39;s interior minister affirmed on Sunday that Al-Qaeda had no hands in Sinai bomb attacks in October. Israeli officials claimed earlier that Al Qaeda prepared the three blasts that hit
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TABA, Egypt - Dozens of Bedouin tribesmen have been detained on suspicion they supplied explosives for car bomb attacks at two Egyptian resorts that killed at least 34 people, officials said Saturday.    Israel's counterterrorism chief, meanwhile, said Israeli tourists in Egypt are still in danger and urged them to return home immediately...
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The aftermath of an explosion in the Egyptian resort of Taba. Photograph: Uriel Sinai/Getty. There are fears that the death toll will rise after 27 people were killed last night in bomb attacks in Egyptian Red Sea resorts popular with Israelis.