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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Romney right to question readiness

    The British waited until after the Olympics began to send a team to Bulgaria to investigate a recent terrorist attack that resulted in mass Israeli casualties ("Israeli official: Terror won't deter tourists," Web, July 23). The International Olympic Committee, mass media and British authorities seem more concerned about erecting screens between the Israeli athletes and Muslims and attacks on the dignity of Israelis and Jews than they are about addressing security issues. Perhaps the British left Israeli security solely to Shin Bet and the Mossad.


  • World Briefs: New violence erupts in Egyptian village

    Security officials said new sectarian violence erupted in a village near Cairo following the death of a Muslim man after earlier clashes there.


  • This undated photo shows the fake driving license of the suicide bomber of a deadly bus bombing in Bulgaria. A bus carrying young Israeli tourists exploded July 18, 2012, in the Bulgarian resort of Burgas, killing five vacationing Israelis, a Bulgarian bus driver and the bomber himself. At least 20 others were wounded. (Associated Press)

    Bulgaria: Sophisticated conspiracy in suicide bomb

    A sophisticated group of conspirators was involved in the suicide bombing in Bulgaria that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver last week, and they spent at least a month in Bulgaria before the attack, the country's prime minister said Tuesday.


  • FILE - This image provided by the Bulgarian Interior Ministry on Thursday, July 19, 2012, shows a damaged bus following Wednesday's deadly suicide attack on the bus full of Israeli vacationers at the Burgas, Bulgaria airport parking lot. Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov said Tuesday, July 24, 2012 a sophisticated group of conspirators were involved in the suicide bombing that killed five Israelis and a Bulgarian bus driver, and that they spent a month in the country before the attack. (AP Photo/Bulgarian Interior Ministry)

    Skilled conspiracy behind bus bomb

    A sophisticated group of conspirators was involved in the suicide bombing that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver last week, and they spent at least a month in Bulgaria before the attack, the country's prime minister said Tuesday.


  • A family waits near Burgas airport, shortly after a bomb attack against a bus with Israeli tourists, outside the Black Sea city of Burgas, Bulgaria, some 400 kilometers (250 miles) east of the capital, Sofia, Wednesday, July 18, 2012. A bus carrying Israeli tourists in the Bulgarian resort city of Burgas exploded Wednesday killing at least three people and wounding more than 20 others, police said. (AP Photo/ Impact press Group)

    Israeli official: Terror won’t deter tourists

    The suicide bombing that killed six people, including five Israelis, in a Bulgarian seaside resort will not stop Israelis from traveling wherever they wish, a government minister from the Jewish state said Monday during a visit to the eastern European nation.


  • Tolerance tested 1 year after massacre

    Norway's commitment to face xenophobia with tolerance on the first anniversary of bomb and gun attacks by a confessed anti-Muslim killer is being put to the test by hostile reactions to an influx of Gypsies from Eastern Europe.


  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel is on alert for plots to kill Israelis overseas, including the Olympics. Eleven Israelis were killed at the 1972 Olympics in Munich. (Associated Press)

    Israel on alert for more violent attacks

    Israel is on alert for plots to kill more Israelis overseas, after speculation that last week's deadly bombing of an Israeli tour bus in Bulgaria was a rehearsal for a spectacular attack on Israel's Olympics team, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanhahu said Sunday.


  • Family and friends attend July 20, 2012, in Petah Tikva, Israel, the funeral of Itzik Kolengi, 28, who was killed and his wife injured in a suicide bombing in Bulgaria two days prior. (Associated Press)

    Israelis bury 5 victims of Bulgaria attack

    Devastated mourners grasped at dirt atop fresh graves and screamed in agony Friday as they buried the five Israeli victims of a bombing in Bulgaria — an attack that Israel has blamed on Iran and its proxy group Hezbollah.


  • Economy Briefs: Prices hit two-month high on Mideast tensions

    World oil prices hit two-month highs Thursday as traders fretted over the impact of simmering geopolitical tensions in the crude-rich Middle East.


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