Suicide attacks 'a stepping stone to paradise'

The suicide bombings in Morocco which killed 41 people came just five days after a Western compound was targeted by bombers in Saudi Arabia.

Suicide attacks 'a stepping stone to paradise'
Sun, 18 May, 2003 - 15:07

The suicide bombings in Morocco which killed 41 people came just five days after a Western compound was targeted by bombers in Saudi Arabia.

At least 29 people died in the Arab capital Riyadh after the suicide bombers detonated four explosions.

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