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A SUMMARY OF THE LATEST PRESS COVERAGE OF THE TABA TERROR BLASTS --
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Diplomacy
& blame
The speculating over who
bombed Taba, and where Egyptian-Israeli relations are heading, goes
on...
The investigation...
As Israel continues to point
fingers at Al-Qaeda, US VP Dick Cheney suddenly joins
the chorus.
An Al-Ahram report, meanwhile, on
the attackers
supposedly running away on foot, was picked up almost everybody...
USA Today provides more
investigation details,
and so does the UK's Guardian.
AP does an in-depth
take on Bedouins, one of the main groups under suspicion,
exploring their seeming lack of loyalty...
Libya, meanwhile, arrests 17
al-Qaeda suspects...
Diplomacy...
Mubarak renews his call for an international
terrorism conference...
Meanwhile, an Interesting tidbit
from Haaretz about Egyptian-Israeli
relations... And here are Haaretz's
and the Jerusalem's
Post's takes on an Egyptian diplomat's Israeli hospital visit.
The future...
VOA gauges reactions in the
media and on the street...
Will Israeli tourists still
love Sinai? The Christian Science Monitor suggests most
will be back soon...
And finally, opines
a Cleveland paper, "even if al-Qaida wasn't behind the
Sinai bombings, the attacks near Israel's border are a dangerous
escalation."
Web posted by
Tarek Atia Wednesday, October 13, 2004 11:30 CAIRO
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Waiting for
answers
The
most important questions being asked now are "Who did it?" and
"What happens next?"
Our
September 11?
Two days after the fact,
there has been lots of news, but still very little clarity regarding
the who and why of the Taba
 terror attacks...
Sudden
confusion
Explosions in
Taba and other parts of Sinai destroy the 6 October holiday
calm...
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