11.   The bomber came from Jenin refugee camp, but Israeli officials claimed he had been hiding in another city as he prepared his attack.

12.   The Israeli public is less convinced that the Gaza operation is necessary, polls show, and strong evidence that the suicide bomber came from Gaza is missing.

13.   The militant group Islamic Jihad had initially claimed responsibility for the attack, but Hamas, a bigger organization, later said the bomber came from its ranks.

14.   The troops began withdrawing from the area in the last few days, but military officials say they expect more bombers to come from the camp.

15.   While condemning the bombings, Arafat has said it is not even clear that the bombers came to Jerusalem from areas under his control.

16.   Palestinian security officials said the two bombers came from Abu Dis, a village near Jerusalem.

17.   Palestinian security officials said the two bombers came from Abu Dis, a village next to Jerusalem.

18.   A radical Palestinian leader on Wednesday praised the suicide bombings in Jerusalem but said he could not say whether the bombers came from Lebanese refugee camps.

19.   A radical Palestinian leader praised Wednesday a double suicide bombing in Jerusalem but said he was unsure if the bombers came from Lebanese refugee camps.

20.   Abu Dhabi television reported that the bomber came from Jordan and identified him as Said Hassan Khudari.