Israeli Car Bombing In New Delhi

• Delhi Police file chargesheet in Israeli diplomat attack case

  Nearly five months after an Israeli diplomat's car was bombed in New Delhi, the Delhi Police on Tuesday filed a charge sheet in a local court, indicting Indian journalist Syed Mohammad Kazmi of conspiring with foreign elements and others for the terror strike.

• Israeli diplomat attack: Kazmi seeks bail

  Journalist Syed Mohammed Ahmad Kazmi, arrested for his alleged role in the February 13 bomb attack at Israeli diplomat Tal Yehoshua's car, resulting in critical injuries to her, today moved a Delhi court for bail. Kazmi's bail plea, filed in the court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Vinod Yadav, is to come up for hearing tomorrow.

• Israel Embassy car blast: Iranian SIM card retrieved from journalist's phone, say sources

  The Delhi police have retrieved an Iranian phone SIM card from the mobile phone of Syed Mohammed Kazmi, the Indian journalist who is being held in connection with the terror plot to kill members of the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi, sources have revealed.

• Israeli car bomb: Arrested man says he works for Iranian paper

  An Indian journalist who allegedly works for an Iranian news agency has been arrested in Delhi for last month's bomb attack on an Israeli diplomatic vehicle in New Delhi. Israel has accused Iran of orchestrating the attack.

• Bombers involved in Thailand, India, Georgia blasts belong to same terror network: Israel

  Israeli officials ramped up accusations on Wednesday that Iran was launching covert attack plots, saying "sticky" bombs found in a Thai house rented by Iranians were similar to devices used against Israeli diplomats in India and Georgia.

• 'Sticky bomb' blast: Overnight raids in Delhi, several suspects detained

  Investigators probing the "sticky bomb" blast that hit an Israeli diplomat's vehicle in New Delhi on Monday have detained several suspects in overnight raids conducted in the capital. Yesterday, the investigators had said that the motor-cyclist who planted the bomb on the Israeli embassy car may have been of Indian origin.

• Israel embassy car blast: Five facts on the "sticky bomb" challenge

  As investigations continue to trace a well-trained biker on a red motorcycle who stuck a palm-sized bomb on a Toyota Innova car being used by an Israeli diplomat, India is waking up to a new security challenge - the "sticky bomb." The seeming ease with which the sticky bomb was used on Monday to blow up the Israeli diplomat's vehicle a mere 300 met...

• Injured diplomat likely to be flown back to Israel

  Tal Yehoshua, the Israeli woman diplomat, hurt badly in a car bomb blast in New Delhi on Monday, is likely to be flown back to her country once her condition stablises.

• Did Tehran 'outsource' Delhi attack? 10 big developments

  After an Israeli diplomat's car exploded in New Delhi, just a few feet from the Prime Minister's residence, Indian investigators are trying to connect the dots of the terror attack. The bomb was planted on the car by a man on a motorcycle when the SUV paused at a traffic signal.

• Israel embassy car bombing leads to diplomacy row

  The explosion in an Israleli diplomat's car in New Delhi on Monday has led to a global war of words with Israel training its guns on Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Iran and its "protege" Hezbollah of carrying out the twin bomb attacks on Israeli diplomats in India and Georgia, accusing Tehran of being the "world's largest te...

• Foreign media on Israeli car explosion in Delhi

  Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Iran and Hezbollah for the bombings that targeted Israeli Embassy personnel in New Delhi and Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. "In the past few months we have witnessed several attempts to attack Israeli citizens and Jews in a number of places - Azerbaijan, Thailand and others," Mr Netanyahu said ...