71.   The group, which seeks to found an Islamic state in Algeria, has been linked to or claimed previous attacks in Algeria and France.

72.   The group, whose name stands for Basque Homeland and Freedom, normally claims its attacks in statements to media several weeks later.

73.   The Iranian-backed Hezbollah, or Party of God, claimed both attacks, keeping tension high on the last active Arab-Israeli warfront.

74.   The Muslim militant group Hamas claims the attack.

75.   The pre-dawn attack was claimed by the left wing Anti-State Struggle terrorist group in a telephone call to a local radio station.

76.   The Shiite Muslim Hezbollah, or Party of God, claimed both attacks.

77.   The Sunday attacks were claimed by the Shiite Muslim Amal movement.

78.   The Tamil Tigers, who do not usually claim terror attacks, have not commented on the bombing so far.

79.   Those attacks were claimed by a right wing terrorist group called National Restoration.

80.   HAMAS claimed the attack, while the Islamic Jihad is suspected of carrying out other attacks in Israel early last week.