| 词条 | 2002 French Hill suicide bombing |
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|title=2002 French hill suicide bombing |partof=the Second Intifada militancy campaign |map= {{location map|width=275|border=infobox|Jerusalem#Israel jerusalem#Israel |lat_deg=31|lat_min=48|lat_sec=20.35|lat_dir=N |lon_deg=35|lon_min=14|lon_sec=7.15|lon_dir=E |caption=The attack site }} |image= |caption= |location=French Hill neighborhood, East Jerusalem |target= |date=June 19, 2002 ~ 7:05 pm [1] |time-begin= |time-end= |timezone= |type=suicide bombing |fatalities=7[2] (+ 1 suicide bomber) |injuries=~50[3] |perps=Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility[4] }} The 2002 French hill suicide bombing was a suicide bombing which occurred on June 19, 2002, in a crowded bus stop and hitchhiking post at the French Hill neighborhood in northeastern Jerusalem. The site of the attack was chosen in order to cause a maximum number of casualties. Seven people were killed in the attack, and 35 were injured.[4][5][6] The Palestinian militant group Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack.[4] The attack took place only a day after the deadliest bombing attack in Jerusalem in six years occurred, in which a Palestinian suicide bomber killed 19 people on a crowded bus in southern Jerusalem. According to the Daily Telegraph, both of the attacks were timed to disrupt an expected announcement by U.S. President George W. Bush regarding a future Palestinian state, and Bush did in fact delay his speech.[4][7][8] The attackOn Wednesday, shortly after 7:05 pm,[1] a Palestinian suicide bomber got out of a red Audi vehicle[9] next to a bus station in Jerusalem's French Hill neighborhood. Because the bus stop had been targeted by assailants in the past, the bus stop was heavily guarded.[10] Two Border Police patrolmen, who were securing the site,[9] chased the suspect to try to stop him, but the suicide bomber managed to run past them[11][12][13] straight into the middle of a crowd of people waiting for the bus in one of the busiest bus stops in Israel.[2] The suicide bomber detonated the explosive device that he was holding in a bag,[14] killing seven people. About 50 additional people were injured from the force of the blast and by shrapnel that was packed around the explosive device. Eight of the wounded sustained severe injuries. The force of the blast completely destroyed the bus station, which was made of concrete, and many body parts were scattered over a large area throughout the street near the bus station.[9][10] Later, a bulldozer dismantled what was left of the concrete bus station.[10] The two Border Police patrolmen at the scene were wounded in the attack, one of them seriously.[15] The perpetratorsShortly after the attack, the Palestinian militant group Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, which publicly identifies itself as the military wing of Fatah (led at the time by Yasser Arafat), claimed responsibility for the attack during a broadcast on Lebanese television.[4] AftermathAccording to the Daily Telegraph, both attacks carried out in Jerusalem on the 18th and 19 June 2002 were timed to disrupt an expected announcement by U.S. President George W. Bush regarding a future Palestinian state, provided that the Palestinian Authority first met a series of strict conditions.[16] White House spokesman Ari Fleischer stated that Bush would delay the plan as such, because "It's obvious that the immediate aftermath is not the right time."[4][7][7] Israeli responseIn response to the attack, three hours after the attack took place, Israeli Air Force helicopters fired rockets at metal workshops in the Gaza Strip which were used to manufacture weapons.[4][12] According to Reuters, at least five rockets were shot in Gaza City and Khan Yunis.[9] Official reactions
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