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To: epicure who wrote (111387)	8/14/2003 10:31:30 AM
From: Nadine Carroll	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Latest debka headlines. Crown Prince Abdullah's remarks are important, I think: Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah for the first time warns his people not to back al Qaeda. In landmark remark carried by official news agency Thursday, the de facto Saudi ruler declared “He who protects or sympathizes with a terrorist is himself a terrorist and will be punished. There is no room for neutrality.” Israeli security placed on highest terror alert Thursday after red Opel carrying explosives and suicide bombers spotted leaving Bitunya southwest of Ramallah. Extra roadblocks thrown up around Ramallah and on approach roads to Jerusalem Jihad Islami Hebron commander presumed killed in shootout when Israeli special force came to arrest him early Thursday. Mahmoud Sidar fired, hurled grenades at arresting force from house, believed killed in explosions set off in building by return fire. Sidar wanted for last year’s attacks on Worshippers’ Alley in which 12 Israelis died. Mofaz tells US envoy Wolf Jihad commander was still ticking bomb US undersecretary Burns flew from Israel to Damascus Wednesday with fresh demands on rising Lebanese-Israeli border tensions and continued Palestinian terror activity from Syria US and Britain warn nationals to defer travel to Saudi Arabia where terror threats to aviation and other interests. Americans and Australians visiting Indonesia advised to avoid tourist centers in Jakarta where Marriott Hotel blast killed 12 last week.