11.   Arafat has said he believes the two bombers were sent from abroad and were not linked to Hamas, as Israel believes.

12.   Arafat said he believes the two bombers were sent from abroad and were not linked to Hamas, as Israel believes.

13.   Arafat also approved a life sentence with hard labor Wednesday for Mohammed Abu Wardeh, the man accused of recruiting three of the four bombers.

14.   Arafat on Wednesday approved a life sentence with hard labor for the man accused of recruiting three of the four bombers.

15.   Arafat also approved a life sentence with hard labor Wednesday for the man accused of recruiting three of the four bombers.

16.   Arafat approved a life sentence with hard labor Wednesday for the man accused of recruiting three of the four bombers.

17.   Arafat has denounced the blast, but said he believed the three bombers came from abroad, and not from areas under his control.

18.   Arafat on Wednesday approved a life sentence with hard labor for a man accused of recruiting three of the four bombers.

19.   Forty-four people and the three bombers died in the previous three attacks, in Jerusalem and the coastal city of Ashkelon.

20.   It was not clear when the visit took place, and the identities of the two bombers have not been released.