Bombing at Israeli mall kills two amid political turmoil
A Palestinian suicide bomber at a Tel Aviv area mall killed two people and wounded twelve, including two infants, as Israel’s Sharon fended off no confidence votes. The attacker Nabil Sawalha, 22, from Balata near Nablus, blew up after a struggle with an Israeli security guard. Palestinian militants linked to Fatah claimed responsibility.
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State Dept warns of possible attacks in Middle East
The State Department urged vigilance after a Palestinian suicide attack in central Israel killed one civilian and wounded 12. Spokesman Richard Boucher cited Islamic Jihad as claiming responsibility and warned Americans abroad of potential threats across the Persian Gulf and North Africa, noting that groups beyond al Qaida may target citizens. It referenced Laurence Foley’s killing in Jordan and stressed private U.S. citizens abroad face possible danger.
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Bush camp to offer new Iraq plan
The Bush administration finalized a revised UN Security Council resolution after two months of talks with critics. A White House meeting was set to confirm changes with Powell Cheney and Rice as Rumsfeld signaled possible war preparations. Bush urged action, saying the US would lead a coalition if Saddam Hussein refuses to disarm.
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Al-Qaida official fatally hurt by missile strike in Yemen
US forces fatally wounded Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi, Yemen's top al Qaida operative, in a Sunday car strike in Manib province. The operation, likely by a Predator drone or helicopter-launched Hellfire missiles, also killed several low level operatives and signaled a widening war on terror beyond Afghanistan.
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