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(Ynet News/IDF) Hanan Greenberg - Senior Islamic Jihad operative Salah Muhammad Bukhari, wanted by Israel for seven years, was arrested in Nablus on Monday. Bukhari drove two suicide bombers to the Tel Aviv bus station in January 2002, where 28 Israelis were injured. He was also involved in making explosive devices and car bombs. Bukhari was one of the last terrorists left on the Israel Security Agency's most wanted list of those who had direct involvement in terror attacks in the early 2000s. 2009-12-10 07:40:57Full Article
Senior Islamic Jihad Terrorist Arrested in Nablus
(Ynet News/IDF) Hanan Greenberg - Senior Islamic Jihad operative Salah Muhammad Bukhari, wanted by Israel for seven years, was arrested in Nablus on Monday. Bukhari drove two suicide bombers to the Tel Aviv bus station in January 2002, where 28 Israelis were injured. He was also involved in making explosive devices and car bombs. Bukhari was one of the last terrorists left on the Israel Security Agency's most wanted list of those who had direct involvement in terror attacks in the early 2000s. 2009-12-10 07:40:57Full Article
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