DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: CNN's "CNN 20" installment takes us back to 1995, and CNN's Jerrold Kessel's report on the suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.</s>ANNOUNCER: Bringing you the world for 20 years, this is CNN.</s>JERROLD KESSEL, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The explosion ripped out the heart of the commuter bus as it headed into Tel Aviv at the tail end of the morning rush hour. Amid the charred metal, burnt- out bus seats and chards of glass, eyewitnesses said they'd seen the body of a man streaked with blood, his stomach blown completely out. That led police to believe he was the attacker in the manner of previous suicide bombings by Palestinian militants. Once the casualties had been taken care of came the ghoulish task for rabbis to search for parts of bodies, for police investigators to search for any clues that could piece together who was behind the attack. There was one claim of responsibility. A caller to Israel Radio said it was the work of Hamas, the Islamic fundamentalist group which has carried out previous attacks. In recent months, the Palestinian hardliners have been under the whip of Yasser Arafat's Palestinian police. Arafat Quickly condemned the attack.</s>YASSER ARAFAT, PLO CHAIRMAN: There is terrorist activities which I am condemning completely. And I'm sending my condolences to the families of the victims.</s>KESSEL: Israel says, despite the bloody attack, the search for peace must not be disrupted. Jerrold Kessel, CNN, Tel Aviv.
CNN 20: Suicide Bombing in Tel Aviv, July 24, 1995