More feared dead in Sinai blasts
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The aftermath of an explosion in the Egyptian resort of Taba. Photograph: Uriel Sinai/Getty. There are fears that the death toll will rise after 27 people were killed last night in bomb attacks in Egyptian Red Sea resorts popular with Israelis.
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TABA, Egypt -- Dozens of Bedouins have been detained on suspicion that they may have supplied explosives for car bomb attacks at two Egyptian resorts that killed at least 34 people, officials said yesterday.
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THE number of Israelis killed in a series of deadly bombings in Egypt&#39;s Sinai peninsula rose to 11 today after four more victims were identified, including two children, Israel police said.
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CAIRO, Egypt - An explosion tore through a resort hotel Thursday night where Israelis were vacationing at the end of a Jewish holiday, killing at least 30 people and wounding more than 100, officials said.    Two smaller blasts were reported later at other tourist sites in Egypt's Sinai peninsula, and witnesses gave unconfirmed reports that car bombs caused all three blasts...
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Al-Qaida terrorists were blamed today for the car bomb attacks in resorts on Egyptâs Sinai coast that are feared to have killed more than 50 people, most of them Israelis.
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JERUSALEM - Egypt&#39;s Sinai Peninsula, where at least 19 people were killed in three explosions late Thursday, is a popular holiday destination for Israelis despite the government warning last month of possible terrorist attacks there.
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Two suspects accused of involvement in the deadly Sinai resort bombings and an Egyptian police officer were killed in an operation in the north of the peninsula, police said.
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Bomb blasts hit three Egyptian Red  Sea resorts used by vacationing Israelis on Thursday and at  least 30 people were feared dead from the biggest explosion,  Israeli media said.
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JERUSALEM : Twenty-six people were killed in bomb attacks on a hotel in the Egyptian resort of Taba and two other resorts on the Red Sea coast of the Sinai peninsula, Israel&#39;s public radio and medics said.
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TABA, Egypt - A car bomb and a suicide bomber tore through a resort hotel in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula where Israelis were vacationing at the end of a Jewish holiday Thursday night. Estimates of the death toll ranged from 19 to about 60...
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TABA, Egypt  - A series of bombings killed at  least 26 people in Egyptian Red Sea resorts packed with Israeli  tourists, sending thousands fleeing home across the border.  Israel suspected al Qaeda was behind the attacks.
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TABA, Egypt - Dozens of Bedouin tribesmen have been detained on suspicion they supplied explosives for car bomb attacks at two Egyptian resorts that killed at least 34 people, officials said Saturday.    Israel's counterterrorism chief, meanwhile, said Israeli tourists in Egypt are still in danger and urged them to return home immediately...
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TABA, Egypt - Investigators searched for evidence to support Israeli suspicions that al-Qaida, rather than Palestinian militant groups, was responsible for three bombings targeting Red Sea resorts filled with Israeli tourists.    Rescuers pulled more bodies late Friday from the wreckage of the five-star Taba Hilton, where a car full of explosives crashed into the lobby...
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Eilat, Israel -- Two explosions ripped through a resort hotel Thursday evening in an Egyptian border enclave that caters to Israeli tourists, killing at least 18 to as many as 30, in what Israeli security officials called a terrorist attack.
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At least 30 people were killed and 120 wounded when car bombs exploded at resorts packed with Israeli holidaymakers on the Red Sea coast of Egypt's Sinai desert in attacks claimed by a group saying it belongs to Al-Qaeda.
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TABA, Egypt Oct. 8, 2004 - Rescuers Friday dug through the debris of a luxury hotel for victims of a series of bombs at resorts in Egypt&#39;s Sinai Peninsula that are popular with Israelis.
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Rescuers dug through the rubble of a luxury hotel on Egypt&#39;s Sinai Peninsula yesterday as the confirmed death stood at 24, with about 100 people