Suspect in Fatal Attacks on Tourists Surrenders
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An Islamic militant suspected of helping plot a string of bomb attacks that killed more than 120 people at Sinai tourist resorts turned himself in to police, security officials said.
Mohammed Shenoub, 26, also known as Abu Jihad, surrendered in the town of Arish, said Brig. Gen. Adel Fawzi, of the North Sinai police.
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