An Israeli policeman holds a piece of human flesh, covered in cloth, at the scene of an explosion in the southern city of Eilat January 29, 2007. A Palestinian suicide bomber killed three people in a bakery in the Red Sea resort of Eilat, one of Israel's most popular holiday spots, in the first such attack in the Jewish state in nine months, police said.
An Israeli policeman surveys the scene of an explosion in the southern city of Eilat January 29, 2007. A Palestinian suicide bomber killed at least three people in a bakery in Israel's Red Sea resort of Eilat on Monday, the first such attack in the Jewish state in nine months, police said. Three Palestinian militant groups claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing.
A general view of the scene of an explosion in the southern city of Eilat January 29, 2007. A Palestinian suicide bomber killed three people in a bakery in the Red Sea resort of Eilat, one of Israel's most popular holiday spots, in the first such attack in the Jewish state in nine months, police said. REUTERS/Mori Chen (ISRAEL)
Israeli police and rescue workers operate at the scene of a suicide bombing next to a bakery in Eilat, Israel. (AP Photo/Mori Chen)
Israeli police sappers investigate the scene of a suicide bombing next to a bakery in Eilat, southern Israel, Monday, Jan. 29, 2007. A Palestinian suicide bomber attacked a bakery in Eilat on Monday, killing himself and three people, police said. It was the first suicide attack in Israel in nine months and the first ever to hit Eilat, Israel's southernmost city.(AP Photo/Yehuda Ben Itah)