61.   When they broke their journey to stay overnight in a guest house, wanting to wash up and get a decent meal, Japanese bombers came again.

62.   An Israeli police spokesman refused to comment on the reports but Internal Minister Moshe Shahal said there was every indication the bombers came from Hebron, Israel radio reported.

63.   But an Israeli military spokesman denied there was any build-up of troops outside Gaza where the suicide bomber reportedly came from.

64.   But an Israeli military spokesman denied there was any build-up of troops outside the Strip where the suicide bomber reportedly came from.

65.   The two suicide bombers came from the Fawar refugee camp near Hebron, which is in an area of the West Bank still under Israeli rule.

66.   That means the bombers will come back.