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The restaurent proprietary isn't Italian Jewish, it is Spanish Please correct

How about adding Mohammed Fazazi to this article. He was preaching in Hamburg at the time some of the 9/11-terrorists (Hamburg cell) attended the al-Quds Mosque. And he is imprisoned in Morocco(?) now, due to his relation to the Casablanca bombings. At least, as far as I understood it. ... Though I read, that he is allowed to stay in contact via mobilephone and snailmail with the rest of the world. JanCK 10:22, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Motivation for the attack

From the article "The motive behind the bombings was probably the fact that Morocco had a history of good relationship with Jews". Huh? If Morocco has a history of good relations with Jews, why were they targetted? The above sentence doesn't make any sense as it is; can anyone expand on it? SoulSkorpion (talk) 03:05, 22 November 2007 (UTC)