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(Ha'aretz/Jerusalem Post) Matthew Gutman- Israeli rescue workers at the site of the Taba Hilton ended their search operation Sunday. Security sources said that the bodies of all the Israelis missing since the blast had been located. Homefront Command officers say that despite early assessments, most of those killed were not Israelis but foreign tourists. 13 Israelis were among the 32 people killed last Thursday: 29 in Taba - including at least 14 Russians, 6 Egyptians, and 2 Italians, and 3 - all Israelis - in Ras al-Satan 50km away. 2004-10-11 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Ends Taba Rescue; Bodies of Missing Israelis Located
(Ha'aretz/Jerusalem Post) Matthew Gutman- Israeli rescue workers at the site of the Taba Hilton ended their search operation Sunday. Security sources said that the bodies of all the Israelis missing since the blast had been located. Homefront Command officers say that despite early assessments, most of those killed were not Israelis but foreign tourists. 13 Israelis were among the 32 people killed last Thursday: 29 in Taba - including at least 14 Russians, 6 Egyptians, and 2 Italians, and 3 - all Israelis - in Ras al-Satan 50km away. 2004-10-11 00:00:00Full Article
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