Al Qaeda Plotters Indicted for Jerusalem, U.S. Embassy Bomb Plot
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Jerusalem Post – The Jerusalem District Attorney’s Office on Tuesday filed an indictment with the Jerusalem District Court against two members of an al-Qaida cell for allegedly planning bombings of the Jerusalem International Convention Center, a bus traveling between the capital and Ma’aleh Adumim and the US Embassy in Tel Aviv.
The two east Jerusalem Palestinians, Iyad Khalil Abu-Sara, 23 of Shuafat who holds an Israeli ID card, and Rubin Abu-Nagma, 30 and of Abu-Tor, were allegedly recruited by an al-Qaida operative in Gaza, named as Ariv al-Sham.
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