CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: We want to turn our attention now to the Middle East, where 13 people have been killed by Palestinian militants in a 24 hour period. Our Jerrold Kessel joins us live from Jerusalem with the latest -- good morning.</s>JERROLD KESSEL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. Now a good morning, yesterday not a good day yesterday. And today, reflections, questions and actions in the wake of that very bloody day yesterday. The reflections and the questions perhaps best expressed by President Bush, who said, almost appealing to the international community to try to find ways to stop the terrorists, he said, acting --</s>COSTELLO: Jerrold, I had heard that the latest suicide bomber on board that bus did not make a videotape that was released to the media. Is that because, you know, Israel is going in and blowing up these homes of the family members of the suicide bombers?</s>KESSEL: Very, very interesting development. Now, Hamas, when it put out that statement claiming responsibility, as was its wont in the past, you rightly point out, there was always this parading of the suicide bomber, of his cause, beforehand and saying, both the identifying of the bomber and promoting his cause post-mortem, you could say. And this time nothing of that. Hamas did say it was a suicide bomber. They call him a martyr in their parlance. But they did not identify him and it could very well be because of this new Israeli tactic of blowing up the homes of families of suicide bombers -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right, Jerrold Kessel reporting live from Jerusalem. We appreciate it. Thank you.
Thirteen Killed by Palestinian Militants