Suicide bomb masterminds jailed for life

Two Palestinians convicted of masterminding a series of suicide bombings against Israeli targets were sentenced to 36 consecutive life terms by an Israeli military court today.

Suicide bomb masterminds jailed for life
Sun, 30 Nov, 2003 - 18:17

Two Palestinians convicted of masterminding a series of suicide bombings against Israeli targets were sentenced to 36 consecutive life terms by an Israeli military court today.

Mohammed Hassan Arman and Walid Anjas were jailed for their role in the 2002 bombings in Jerusalem and Rishon Le Zion, south of Tel Aviv, in which 35 people died.

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