1.   A statement named them as Shared bin Fayad al-Enizi, Hilal bin Matar al-Enizi and Khaled bin Awwad al-Ousaimy.

2.   The statement did not name any specific group as outlawed, and it was not clear whether it was a precursor to arrest sweeps demanded by Israel.

3.   The statement did not name any specific U.S. official.

4.   The statement did not name the men.

5.   The statement did not name the new post.

6.   The statement did not name the manager but banking records listed him as Mair Grosz, an Israeli national.

7.   The statement did not name the two men.

8.   The statement did not name any of the targets.

9.   The statement did not name the attacker, who was said to have been seen often in the church.

10.   The statement did not name the company.