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2008 Dimona suicide bombing

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31°03′58″N 35°01′59″E  /  31.066°N 35.033°E  / 31.066; 35.033 The 2008 Dimona bombing was a suicide attack carried out by Hamas in Dimona , Israel on February 4, 2008. The attacker detonated an explosives belt at a shopping centre . Israeli police shot dead an accomplice wounded in the blast before he could detonate his own belt. One Israeli woman was killed in the attack while nine other people were injured (one of them critically). It was the first 'successful' suicide attack against Israeli civilians since the Eilat bakery bombing on January 29, 2007. The perpetrators were identified as Luay Laghwani (aged 22) and Musa Arafat, both from the city of Khan Yunis . The are believed to have travelled either from the Gaza Strip through the Sinai , or from the Palestinian city of Hebron in the West Bank . The sole person killed in the attack was 73-year-old Lyubov Razdol'skaya (Russian: Любовь Раздольская ). Along with her husband, Edward Gedalin (Russian: Эдуард Гедалин ), she moved from Tbilisi , USSR to Israel in 1990. After moving to Israel they worked in the physics department of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and retired in 2002. Gedalin himself was critically injured in the attack and hospitalized at Soroka University Medical Center in Beer Sheva.1

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suicide attack carried out by hamas in dimona

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palestinian suicide attack carried out in dimona

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