FBI chief cites inevitability of U S bombers death by action pattern
FBI Director Robert Mueller warned that death by own action bombers like those targeting Israeli venues will strike the United States and said another terrorist attack is inevitable. He spoke at the National Association of District Attorneys meeting in Alexandria Virginia amid White House warnings and debates over a proposed independent 9 11 commission.
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Bombing by Palestinian suicide attacker shocks northern Israel
A Palestinian bomber killed himself at a busy cross roads in northern Israel. Israel reported thwarting a planned one ton bomb attack in Tel Aviv and said West Bank raids stopped a car bombing plan. Security forces also arrested a woman in Tulkarem linked to a death by own action bombing. Prime Minister Sharon dismissed two ultra Orthodox cabinet ministers amid a political crisis over an emergency economic plan.
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Lebanon car bombing kills Palestinian guerrilla leader's son
Jihad Jibril, 38, senior military chief of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command, died when a car bomb exploded in Beirut. Ahmed Jibril condemned the attack, while Israel denied involvement. The group vowed retaliation.
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Public uneasy as polls show fears of terrorist attacks rise
An ABC Washington Post poll finds just over half doubt the government can stop future terrorism with about three quarters approving of President Bush. An NBC Wall Street Journal poll shows similar concern and a call for hearings on pre 9 11 information.
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Slain soldier delayed honeymoon to serve country
Sgt. Gene Vance Jr. 38, a West Virginia National Guard member and 19th Special Forces soldier, died in a small arms clash near Kabul. Friends recall two distinct lives, one a devoted cyclist and student, the other fluent in Farsi and mission driven. He canceled his honeymoon last fall to ship out with his unit. Lisa Vance learned of his death after he was deployed from Fort Campbell to overseas duty.
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