Israeli troops foil alleged car bomb in West Bank

The Israeli army has said today that it intercepted a car bomb in the West Bank.

Israeli troops foil alleged car bomb in West Bank
Sat, 13 Jul, 2002 - 11:50

The Israeli army has said today that it intercepted a car bomb in the West Bank. The vehicle was carrying gas canisters and explosives and the army said they believe the bomb was destined for an attack on Israel.

The car was stopped on a road near the northwestern town of Qalqilya, which links the West Bank with Israel, the army stated.

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