Took Out A Convoy

An apparent roadside bomb exploded next to a convoy of U.S. diplomatic and CIA  vehicles in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday and Israel Radio said at least four people were killed.

Witnesses at the scene said a silver Cherokee jeep used by American diplomats was completely destroyed by the blast, which left a gaping hole from what appeared to be a roadside bomb.

 

This Happens In Front of A Gun Tower

The remote-control roadside bomb went off near Beit Lahiya in the Gaza. At 10:15 a.m. on Wednesday October 15th, 2003, a U.S. Embassy three-car convoy had just cleared a checkpoint and entered Gaza when an explosive device tore apart the second armored vehicle.

Think of the logistics

You had to dig a hole in the road in front of an IDF outpost, plant a bomb, and conceal it. Next, you have to know this convoy is coming down this particular road - then you have to nail the car with the CIA operatives.
 

Gaza Has One Main Road

The CIA personnel were traveling in 3 cars, escorted by military vehicles on the main road in Gaza.. The first two cars passed, then the third car was targeted by a massive remote control bomb. Four CIA agents were killed in the bombing.
 

Everyone Blamed Israel

The entire world knew Zionists did this.

Bush’s reaction

White House spokesman Scott McClellan brushed aside questions about possible US retaliation for the attack, but Bush himself added the strike to a list of global terrorist actions in a speech in Dinuba, California.

Bush sent an FBI team to Israel to investigate.