gaurav1987
December 14th, 2006, 03:53 PM
Recently came across this article where in:
JERUSALEM: Israel has issued a travel advisory, asking its citizens not to travel to India’s coastal state of Goa during the next few weeks in view of "concrete" threats of an Al-Qaida attack there.
"In light of terrorist threats by Al-Qaida in India, a concrete threat now exists specifically for Goa, which hosts many tourists, among them Israelis, during late December and over the civil New Year," a statement issued by the National Security Council Counter Terrorism Headquarters said.
"Those travelling to Goa in the next few weeks will be under serious threat of Al-Qaida terrorist attacks," the statement went on to say. The National Security Council Counter Terrorism Headquarters is attached to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office.
A lot of Israelis visit Goa towards the end of December and early January to attend trance parties which have a huge following here. The Goa trance music was introduced in Israel by youngsters who travelled there immediately after completing their army service.
JERUSALEM: Israel has issued a travel advisory, asking its citizens not to travel to India’s coastal state of Goa during the next few weeks in view of "concrete" threats of an Al-Qaida attack there.
"In light of terrorist threats by Al-Qaida in India, a concrete threat now exists specifically for Goa, which hosts many tourists, among them Israelis, during late December and over the civil New Year," a statement issued by the National Security Council Counter Terrorism Headquarters said.
"Those travelling to Goa in the next few weeks will be under serious threat of Al-Qaida terrorist attacks," the statement went on to say. The National Security Council Counter Terrorism Headquarters is attached to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office.
A lot of Israelis visit Goa towards the end of December and early January to attend trance parties which have a huge following here. The Goa trance music was introduced in Israel by youngsters who travelled there immediately after completing their army service.