Israeli Embassy Car Blast

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  Probe Agency NIA To Investigate Blast Near Israel Embassy: Sources

  The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) is set to probe the blast that took place on Friday near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi, sources have said. The "very low-intensity" improvised explosive device IED) detonation did not injure anyone and only shattered the windscreens of some cars, according to the police.

• Israel embassy car blast: Interpol notice against 4 accused

  The Interpol has issued Red Corner notices against four Iranians wanted in connection with the bomb attack on an Israeli diplomat here last month.

• 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.

• Conspiracy to bomb Israeli diplomat's car hatched in 2011

  The conspiracy to bomb the Israeli diplomat's car here was hatched in early 2011 when twoIranian nationals came to India to conduct recce of the embassy besides monitoring the entry and exit timing of diplomats, official sources said here on Thursday.

• 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.

• Bomber in Delhi's car attack may be of Indian origin: Sources

  The motorcyclist, who planted a bomb on an Israeli embassy car in Delhi, may have been of Indian origin, according to investigators working on the case. The biker was described yesterday by Home minister P Chidambaram as someone who seemed well-trained.

• Despite many attacks, security cameras missing in most of Delhi

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• 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...

• Israel embassy car blast: Red bike used in 'sticky bomb' attack found?

  A red motorbike has been found in Delhi's Lado Sarai area and the police are trying to verify if it is the one used to stick a bomb on the car of an Israeli diplomat on Monday. Investigators say a "very well-trained" single person on a motorcycle drove up to the Toyota Innova car and attached a device to it while it was waiting at a traffic interse...

• Despite sanctions and pressure, India set to do more business with Iran

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• 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.

• Chidambaram on Israeli embassy car blast

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• Israel embassy car blast: Police searching for an abandoned red bike, studying CCTV footage

  A very well-trained single person on a motorcycle drove up to the Toyota Innova car being used by an Israeli diplomat's wife, attached a device to the car waiting at a traffic intersection and there was an explosion within four or five seconds, injuring four people yesterday. Home Minister P Chidambaram recounted this today after being briefed by D...

• Iran denies role in Israel embassy car explosion

  Iran on Monday rubbished Israeli accusations about its alleged involvement in attacks on Israeli personnel in India and Georgia, saying they are "untrue and sheer lies." "Any terrorist attack is condemned (by Iran) and we strongly reject the untrue comments by an Israeli official," Iran's Ambassador to India Seyed Mehdi Nabizadeh told IRNA, the Ira...