Since April 1994, seven months after the 1993 Oslo accords were signed, Palestinian terrorists have killed hundreds of Israelis in suicide bombings.

In August 1998, a truck bomb struck the U.S. Embassy in Dar es-Salaam.

Croatia was the target of a single suicide attack in October 1995.

In April 2002, 21 people, most of them German, were killed in a truck bombing of the Ghriba synagogue on Djerba.

Morocco, long one of the West's strongest Arab allies, was struck by a group of near-simultaneous suicide bombing attacks in May 2003.

In 1994, Argentina saw the deadliest anti-Semitic attack since World War II.

In July 1994, a commuter aircraft exploded in Panama, killing 21 people, 12 of them Jewish.

Terrorism around the world

Beginning in 1996, the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) began using suicide attacks in its efforts to create an independent Kurdish state.