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(AFP-Fox News) Hizbullah wired almost $100,000 to the Canadian and Australian bank accounts of two men wanted over a bomb attack that killed five Israeli tourists in Bulgaria last year, the 24 Hours daily reported Friday. The Presa newspaper reported that fake U.S. driver's licenses used by the men were made on a printer at Beirut's Lebanese International University, where they studied engineering, and that they had undergone military training in Lebanon during 2010-2011. 2013-07-30 00:00:00Full Article
Report: Hizbullah Wired Money to Bulgaria Bomb Suspects
(AFP-Fox News) Hizbullah wired almost $100,000 to the Canadian and Australian bank accounts of two men wanted over a bomb attack that killed five Israeli tourists in Bulgaria last year, the 24 Hours daily reported Friday. The Presa newspaper reported that fake U.S. driver's licenses used by the men were made on a printer at Beirut's Lebanese International University, where they studied engineering, and that they had undergone military training in Lebanon during 2010-2011. 2013-07-30 00:00:00Full Article
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