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Hamas Terrorist Charged with Murdering 36 Israelis
Reported: 09:29 AM - Mar/23/07
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(IsraelNN.com) A senior Hamas terrorist has been charged with the murder of 36 Israeli civilians in a string of terrorist attacks.
In the Judea military court, Ibrahim Hamad was charged with coordinating three attacks in 2002: the suicide bombing at Café Moment in Jerusalem, in which 11 people were killed; the suicide attack at the Sheffield snooker club in Rishon LeTzion, in which 16 people were killed; and the bombing at the Hebrew University's Mt. Scopus campus, which killed nine people.
Hamad was also charged with responsibility for causing an explosion in a gas tanker at the Pli-Glilot fuel depot near Herzliya, and for placing an explosive charge on railway tracks near Rehovot. In addition, he was charged with planning to place a large explosive device at the Tzvata club in Tel Aviv, an attack which was prevented when his accomplices were arrested.
In the Judea military court, Ibrahim Hamad was charged with coordinating three attacks in 2002: the suicide bombing at Café Moment in Jerusalem, in which 11 people were killed; the suicide attack at the Sheffield snooker club in Rishon LeTzion, in which 16 people were killed; and the bombing at the Hebrew University's Mt. Scopus campus, which killed nine people.
Hamad was also charged with responsibility for causing an explosion in a gas tanker at the Pli-Glilot fuel depot near Herzliya, and for placing an explosive charge on railway tracks near Rehovot. In addition, he was charged with planning to place a large explosive device at the Tzvata club in Tel Aviv, an attack which was prevented when his accomplices were arrested.
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