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Suicide Bombing
(redirected from Homicide bombing)

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Suicide Bombing
A bomb attack on people or property, delivered by a person who knows the explosion will cause his/her own death
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He confirmed a report in West Point's Combating Terrorism Center Sentinel describing an attack on a nuclear missile storage facility at Sargodha on November 1, 2007, and a homicide bombing at the nuclear airbase at Kamra on December 10, 2007.
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Here are a few major points: In the opening paragraph, the author attempts to make a moral equivalancy between the war crime of homicide bombing by Palestinians and the unintended killing of Palestinians by Israeli Defense Forces while trying to halt this vile terrorism.
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Let's call it what it is: homicide bombings in Israel by terrorists.
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