Morning Report: January 30, 2007  The latest terror attack
strikes in Iraq, and an American vet faces hostility on the home
front. But there's more to the picture.  Attacks kill 23 Iraqis.
Debka: 'At least 23 Iraqis killed in attacks targeting Shiites
Monday at the high point of their Ashura rites. A suicide bomber
attacked a Shiite mosque in Mandali near the Iranian border,
killing 12 people and injuring 40. Further north, a roadside
bomb killed 11 Kurdish Shiites walking in procession through the
ethnically mixed town of Khanaqin. More than two million
pilgrims are gathered at the Shiite shrine city of Karbala south
of Baghdad, where there have been no reports of violence.'
Yedioth: 'The death toll from a suicide bomb that hit Shi'ite
worshippers marking the climax of the Ashura religious festival
in a town northeast of Baghdad on Tuesday has risen to 23, with
57 wounded, a doctor said. Doctor Yassir Ahmed of Baladruz
hospital said the bomb was at a Shi'ite mosque in an area of
Baladruz called Dur Mandali.'