51.   The Israeli announcement was likely to embarrass Yasser Arafat who has insisted that the bombers came from abroad, and not from areas under Israeli control.

52.   The Palestinians believe the bombers may have come from Lebanon and say the blockade Israel has imposed on the Palestinian areas amounts to unfair and collective punishment.

53.   The Palestinian Authority has disputed Israeli claims that the bombers came from territory under its administration.

54.   The PFLP said the bomber came from the West Bank town of Qalqilya.

55.   The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said police believe the bombers may have come from abroad before the attack.

56.   The radical Islamic Jihad group claimed responsibility for the attack and said the bomber came from Jenin, a West Bank town near the scene of the bombing.

57.   The sleeping quarters were evacuated before the attacks, because police feared bombers were coming.

58.   The two suicide bombers came from the Gaza Strip.

59.   The suicide bombers came from the Gaza Strip.

60.   Therefore, Israeli security sources, quoted anonymously in the Maariv daily, said they suspected the bomber might have come from a secular movement.