A truck carries the bus damaged by the suicide bomb blast which targeted a group of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, on Thursday. The suicide bomber was dressed as a tourist carrying fake U.S. ID. Investigators are still trying to find out his identity.
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The bodies of Israeli victims of the Bulgaria bus bomb last week return home.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a statement following the Bulgaria bus bombing. Netanyahu said: "Yesterday's attack in Bulgaria was perpetrated by Hezbollah, Iran's leading terrorist proxy." Israel's U.S. Embassy said Wednesday that it had no proof that Iran was the instigator of the attack.
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A member of the Israeli rescue and recovery squad searches for evidence at the airport in Burgas, the site of a suicide blast targeting Israelis on July 19.
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Smoke rises over Bulgaria's Burgas Airport after an explosion on a bus carrying Israeli tourists on Wednesday, July 18. At least six are dead.
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A police officer is seen near destroyed buses after the explosion.
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Police officers gather outside Bulgaria's Burgas Airport on the Black Sea coast.
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Bystanders react to the explosion. Key Israeli politicians have pointed to Iran as the likely instigator.
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A police officer with a search dog examines buses for explosives.
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Bulgarian medics unload a wounded woman from an ambulance at a hospital.
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President Rosen Plevneliev, center, walks near the site of the explosion. Bulgaria will ask the U.N. Security Council to condemn the attack.
