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• Jarwan, who runs a small restaurant, said.
• Jarwan and Al Wahaidy are free on bail.
• Dhafir and Jarwan appeared in court Wednesday and were ordered held without bail for another hearing Friday.
• Jarwan and Al Wahaidy each face up to five years in prison and a $ 250, 000 fine.
• Dhafir, Jarwan and Al Wahaidy were arrested in the Syracuse area; Zagha's whereabouts were not immediately disclosed.
• Ayman Jarwan, a Michigan man who is listed as running the group's Web site, could not be reached.
• Even before their similar attacks _ only 40 minutes and a few miles apart _ Islam Iktaishat and Khamis Jarwan had much in common.
• Both Islam Iktaishat and Khamis Jarwan, their familiew ccid, watched as the Israeli army demolished a four-story apartment complex where the Hamas men lived.
• Of the two, Jarwan seemed to have a more typical profile for a militant, though his family said they were not aware of any formal ties.
• Both lived with their large families and tried to make money selling small items on the streets in Nablus, where Jarwan made less than $ 2 a day.
• At three on Wednesday morning, he said, Israeli soldiers banged on the front door of the Jarwan house with a stone and gave them 10 minutes to leave.
• Anan Jarwan, 32, removing the damaged door of his Nablus clothing shop, said the destruction of his business depressed him, but he was determined to rebuild.
• Another defendant, Ayman Jarwan, the charity's executive director, is scheduled to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge Friday, said his attorney, James McGraw.
• They lived a t, Jarwan in a new house _ dynamited to rubble on Wednesday by Israeli soldiers _ in the Askar refugee camp at the outer fringes of Nablus.
• Also charged were Dr . Rafil Dhafir, 55, of Manlius; Ayman Jarwan, 33, of Syracuse; and Maher Zagha, 34, of Amman, Jordan.
• Another defendant, Ayman Jarwan, the charity's executive director, was scheduled to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge Friday, according to his attorney, James McGraw.
• The family later called the boss'house, and the boss'wife told them that her husband was in Jordan and that Jarwan had left early, saying that his mother was ill.
• One of two other Palestinians killed in the operation was an 18-year-old named Mahmoud Atik, who neighbors said was throwing stones at soldiers and was a good friend of Khamis Jarwan.
• Jarwan bin Hamad bin Murhan al-Abdaan was executed in Najran, a border province 800 kilometers ( 500 miles ) south of the capital Riyadh, where he was caught, the statement said.
• Fayez Sadr, the Jarwan's next-door neighbor, said he wondered how the bombings _ and Israel's usual response of destroying the houses of suicide bombers _ would reverberate in the next generation of Palestinians from here.