Bussbombarna i Tel Aviv gripna

Säkerhetstjänsten Shin Bet började

gripa bussbombarna i Tel Aviv bara

några timmar efter terrordådet.

Det handlar om en Hamascell från

Beit Lakiya i Samarien. Bomben

placerades av en arab med israeliskt'

ID-kort.

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The cell's members, who are identified

with Hamas and Islamic Jihad, admitted

in their initial questioning in the Shin

Bet that they had agreed upon a plan

to carry out a terror attack, then pre-

pared the explosive device, chose Tel

Aviv as their target, and purchased a

cellular phone in order to use it to

detonate the device.

They also enlisted an Arab with Israeli

citizenship, who is originally from Beit

Lakiya but married an Israeli Arab.

They used a car belonging to the man's

employer in order to transport the device

into Tel Aviv. The employer, an Arab from

eastern Jerusalem, was unaware of their

plan.

The Israeli citizen placed the explosive

charge on the bus, and then informed

his commander in Beit Lakiya, who

dialed the phone and detonated the

device.

The investigation is ongoing and

additional arrests are expected.

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Arutz Sheva

Hamas bussbomb i Tel Aviv

Vid middagstid exploderade en bomb

på en buss i Tel Aviv.

Tjugoen personer skadades, varav tre

allvarligt. Inga dödsoffer. Det var Dan-

buss 142 från Bat Yam som drabbades

på Shaul HaMelech i centrala Tel Aviv.

Bussbomben var den första i Tel Aviv

sedan 2006.

Bomben betecknades som liten, men

ytterligare en, betydligt större, återfanns

oexploderad på bussen.

Hamas har tagit på sig ansvaret och firar

just nu dådet i Gaza. 

Myndigheterna har sedan krigsutbrottet

varnat för nya terroristbomber i de israeliska

storstäderna.

Nya vapendepåer och raketramper har bombats

i Gaza idag.
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Arutz Sheva
Times of Israel
Voz is Neias

Konvertiten och bussbomben

In Leeds a young white man who adopted a

radical Islamic creed planted a hoax bomb

on a bus after becoming excited by graphic

images of terrorist violence, a court was told

yesterday.

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Nicholas Roddis, 22, is alleged to have worn a

false black beard to board a packed bus before

leaving behind a carrier bag packed with nails,

wire and a working clock. Inside the bag was a

message, purporting to be from the al-Qaeda

leadership in Iraq, that proclaimed that there

was “no god but Allahu”, adding: “Britain must

be punished.”

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When police raided Mr Roddis’s flat in Bramley,

near Rotherham, South Yorkshire, they found

bombmaking ingredients, including chemicals,

nails and detonators, Edward Brown, QC, for

the prosecution told the jury at Leeds Crown

Court. A search of his telephone and computer

uncovered videos and messages “celebrating

terrible atrocities” carried out by jihadist

extremists.

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