21.   Palestinian security officials said the two bombers came from Abu Dis, a West Bank town near Jerusalem.

22.   Relatives of Abu Hanude said Wednesday he was on the run, but denied he had recruited the four bombers.

23.   Sixty-three people, including the four bombers, were killed in the bombings.

24.   The bodies of the four bombers were torn apart in the explosions, but DNA testing revealed a match between the remains and blood samples taken from relatives.

25.   The death toll included the two bombers, police said.

26.   The four bombers were torn apart in the explosions, but DNA testing revealed a match between the remains and blood samples taken from relatives.

27.   The families of the other bombers are trying to block the demolitions of their homes in court.

28.   The four bombers also died.

29.   The four bombers were boyhood friends who in their teen-age years were followers of a secular PLO faction, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

30.   The other bomber has not yet been identified, al-Iryani said.