Report: Sinai Bombers All Survived, Escaped
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All four bombers who attacked Egyptian Red Sea resorts frequented by Israelis last week escaped on foot minutes before their vehicles exploded, the Egyptian government newspaper al-Ahram said on Wednesday.
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The attackers in three explosions on Egypt's Sinai Peninsula last week all fled minutes before their vehicles blew up, Egypt's biggest newspaper reported Wednesday, contradicting reports that suicide bombers carried out the attacks.
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A Palestinian refugee plotted the coordinated bombings targeting Israeli tourists at resorts in the Sinai and accidentally killed himself while carrying out the deadliest blast, Egyptian authorities said Monday.
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Analysis: Everyone is claiming victory. But there's a lot more left of Hizballah's fighting ability than Israel and the U.S. had hoped. And the cease-fire may just be a temporary time-out
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TABA, Egypt - Israel's intelligence chief on Friday blamed al-Qaida for the bombings at resorts in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula that Israeli officials said killed at least 26 people, including many celebrating a Jewish holiday, and wounded more than 100.    Israeli and Egyptian rescuers dug through the debris of the Taba Hilton - the site of the biggest blast, where at least four people were believed still buried after the bomb sheared off the outer rooms of a 10-story wing...
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Row upon row of bamboo beach huts that line the north-eastern Sinai coast stand empty. Four days ago they were full. Thousands of people, mainly Israelis, were enjoying the peace and quiet
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Two Palestinian militants travelling in the Gaza Strip managed to escape an Israeli airstrike on their vehicle seconds before it exploded Tuesday, security sources and witnesses say.
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At least 28 people were killed and scores injured when car bombs exploded at resorts packed with Israeli holidaymakers on the Red Sea coast of Egypt&#39;s Sinai desert in attacks Israel blamed on Al Qaeda.
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A Palestinian refugee plotted the coordinated bombings targeting Israeli tourists at resorts in the Sinai and accidentally killed himself during the deadliest attack, Egyptian authorities said yesterday.
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EILAT, Israel - An explosion tore through a resort hotel in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, where Israelis were vacationing at the end of a Jewish holiday Thursday night, killing at least 30 people and wounding more than 160, officials said.    Two smaller blasts were reported later at other tourist sites in the Sinai, and witnesses gave reports that car bombs caused all three explosions...
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At least 12 people have been killed as car bombs hit Egyptian Red Sea resorts crowded with vacationing Israelis. According to Israeli officials the blasts appeared to be linked with Al-Qaeda.
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EILAT: At least 29 people were killed and scores were injured when car bombs exploded at resorts packed with Israeli holidaymakers on the Red Sea coast of Egyptâs Sinai desert in attacks late on Thursday, which Israel blamed on Al Qaeda.
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Cairo - The Sinai resort bombings were Egypt&#39;s first major terrorist attacks since the 1997 Luxor massacre by radical Islamists, but government officials and analysts said on Saturday they probably don&#39;t signal a resumption of militant activity in Egypt
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TABA, Egypt  - At least 22 people were killed in  back-to-back bombings in Egyptian resorts packed with Israeli  tourists, and Israel said it appeared to be the work of al  Qaeda.
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Two weeks after coordinated bombings at several Red Sea resorts in Egypt, investigators have yet to assemble a clear picture of how the attacks occurred or identify the people or group behind them.
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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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&quot;[Five] months had gone by since the last suicide bombing. Even Israelis, perhaps the most security-conscious people in the world, had begun to believe they had achieved improved protection from Palestinian terrorists.