Five Americans killed in Jerusalem university bombing
A bomb at Hebrew University cafeteria in Jerusalem killed seven people including five Americans as Hamas claimed responsibility. U.S. Ambassador Daniel Kurtzer mourned the deaths and placed a wreath near the Sinatra Center. Police detained Arab workers. Israeli forces tightened security and checkpoints grew around Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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Iraqi air force chief says ready to fight invasion
Iraq's air force chief told President Saddam Hussein that forces are ready to fight and win a possible U S invasion. Lt Gen Hamid Aiya Shilah and top officers pledged readiness to confront and defeat aggressors if they approach.
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