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7:00 pm - A Palestinian suicide bomber killed himself and two Israelis, and wounded 26 others in the West Bank Israeli town of Nablus. The bomber was identified as being a member of the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades. [See: Suicide bomber hits West Bank shopping center (CNN)]

6:00 am - Four Philippine civilians were killed when terrorists suspected of belonging to the Osama bin Laden-loyal Abu Sayyaf group exploded a bomb and a grenade in a marketplace. The attacks came as U.S. special forces arrived in the area on a six-month assignment to assist the Philippine military in fighting terrorism. [See: Bombs Kill Four in Philippines as U.S. Forces Arrive (Reuters)

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