Al-Qaeda ruled out in Cairo attack
February 26, 2009
Though security sources say they have not yet concluded who was behind the recent bombing in Egypt’s Khan el Khalili district, analysts have ruled out the possibility of global “terror” networks, such
Though security sources say they have not yet concluded who was behind the recent bombing in Egypt’s Khan el Khalili district, analysts have ruled out the possibility of global “terror” networks, such as al-Qaeda or the Egyptian Islamic Jihad, being responsible.
Egyptian tabloids have voiced conspiracy theories that claim Iran, Israel, Palestinian factions or even the government itself could have planned and executed the attacks at the popular tourist destination on February 22.
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