After Burgas Iran’s Quds Force Plans to Target More Israelis
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On July 19, Israeli ZAKA emergency rescue team members are seen in the area of the terrorist attack in Burgas, Bulgaria. The attack claimed the lives of seven people, five of them Israelis, and left 34 wounded, two of them seriously. Photo: Dano Monkotovic/FLASH90
Ynet – The Counter Terrorism Bureau has recently reiterated a series of travel advisories urging Israeli tourists to be vigilant in their travels; while also urging countries frequented by Israelis to bolster security; citing that the successful terror attack against Israelis in Burgas will trigger additional attempts.
July’s attack in Bulgaria, which claimed the lives of seven Israelis, is believed to be the handiwork of Iran.
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