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MOHAMMAD Sidique Khan, leader of the July 7 bombings, collaborated with two other British suicide bombers to recruit young Muslims for training camps in Afghanistan four years before he carried out his terror attacks in London. Fresh evidence has been uncovered linking Khan to Omar Sharif and Hanif Asif, who killed three people and injured 50 in 2003 with a suicide attack on a bar in Tel Aviv. According to a witness who has not yet spoken to the police, the men wanted to indoctrinate young Muslims and take them abroad for further training. Kursheed Fiaz, a businessman who runs...

Translation from Hebrew to English by me (this is a Haaretz reporter, so that is why there is leftist language). Also, the term "incident" is something that the whole Israeli media uses, which shows how often terrorism happens, that it is considered an "incident" or "incident of terror." This is an primary official authorization; the deputy of Mohammad Daf planned the incident which 3 Israelis were murdered; Israel: the sending of foreign terrorists shows a new angle from the Hamas; Suspicion: Al Queda located the British suicide bombers. The Shabak approved tonight officially, that the activists of of the military...

Two French nationals with suspected ties to the two British Muslims who who carried out the April 30 suicide bombing in Mike's Place pub in Tel Aviv have been deported from the country, Jerusalem police revealed Sunday night. The two suspects, an Algerian-born Muslim and a Christian, were arrested in an eastern Jerusalem hotel two days after the attack that killed three people. A gag order that was imposed on the case was lifted Monday morning. The two French tourists who were identified only by their first names, Kamal and Emmanuel told Shin Bet investigators that they knew the two...

Jun. 3, 2003 Two French citizens with alleged ties to Mike's Place bombers deported By ETGAR LEFKOVITSTwo French nationals with suspected ties to the two British Muslims bombers who carried out a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv in April have been deported from the country, Jerusalem police revealed Sunday night. The two suspects, an Algerian-born Muslim and a Christian, were arrested in an east Jerusalem hotel two days after the April 30 suicide bombing at a popular Tel Aviv pub, Mike's Place, an attack that killed 3 people. A gag order that was imposed on the case was lifted...

Avi Taviv, security guard at Mike's Place at the time of last week's suicide bombing, spoke to journalists from his hospital bed for the first time yesterday. "I'm feeling a lot better. I remember the blues session, then getting up on a table to sing 'Happy Birthday," he told Israel Television Channel One. "Beyond that nothing." Taviv's bond with the pub, where three people died and about 60 were injured, remains strong. "Mike's Place is everything for me. I was in the army with the barman, and the owners are close friends. The regulars are my family. The fact that...

Counter terror agencies worried by novel explosive contained in un-detonated explosive belt dropped by fleeing British terrorist at Mikes Place.Unfamiliar substance appears undetectable to standard screening instruments at borders and airports.