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London bomber linked to 2003 Israel attack -report

Sun Jul 17, 2005 6:27 AM BST

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - One of the suspects in last week's London 
bombings visited Israel in 2003 and is believed to have helped plan 
a suicide bombing by two British Muslims in Tel Aviv, an Israeli 
newspaper reported on Sunday.

Citing Israeli security sources, Maariv daily said that Mohammad 
Sidique Khan, who police believed blew himself up aboard the 
Underground train at Edgware Road on July 7, travelled to the Jewish 
state two years ago.

During his trip, Khan helped two fellow Britons of Pakistani 
descent, Asif Hanif and Omar Sharif, carry out a suicide bombing at 
a Tel Aviv beachfront bar on April 30, 2003 that killed three 
Israelis, Maariv said citing security sources.

Hanif blew himself up at Mike's Place bar, but Sharif fled after 
apparently failing to detonate his bomb. His body was discovered in 
the sea a week later, and investigators concluded that he had 
drowned.





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