Security forces in Egypt have arrested 35 people in connection with the bomb attacks in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

At least 30 people were killed in the attacks.

The number of people killed has risen steadily but many of their names and nationalities are still unclear .two separate groups here have claimed responsibility  for the attacks but many people are left wondering what the real target was. the explosions  hit a marketplace popular with Egyptian and two luxury hotels full of foreign tourists Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has promised a relentless pursuit of those responsible for the three bomb attacks. "We will continue our battle against terrorism with all our force, determination and will," he said. we will; neither submit to its blackmail, nor compromise with it .we will protect Egypt's security, stability and the future of its sons from its threats and dangers

5 Bombers Strike Outside Base in Egypt

President Hosni Mubarak called the Dahab attack a "sinful terrorist action."

An Egyptian official said on Wednesday that this week's five suicide bombings in the Sinai Peninsula were linked to blasts in Taba and Sharm el-Sheikh.  "From my own point of view, the attacks are linked," Egyptian Interior Minister Habib Ibrahim el-Adli was quoted by the official MENA news agency as saying.  The perpetrators of this week's bombings belonged to Sinai Bedouins, Arabs of the nomadic tribes, and were involved in Taba and Sharm el-Sheikh terrorist attacks, el-Adli said in an interview with state TV.  Egyptian security sources said that three suicide bombers blew themselves up in the Red Sea resort of Dahab on Monday evening, killing 18 people and injuring 83 others.  Two suicide bombers blew themselves up on Wednesday near a base of the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) in northern Sinai Peninsula, killing no one but themselves.  El-Adli said that the five suicide bombings were carried out by the same group.  On July 23, 2005, three bomb explosions hit Sharm el-Sheikh, leaving at least 60 people dead.  Less than 48 hours later, another blast occurred near the MFO base in Al-Gurah, injuring two female MFO soldiers.  On Oct. 7, 2004, a series of explosions rocked Taba, killing 34 people and injuring more than 100 others.  Taba, Dahab and Sharm el-Sheikh were all popular Red Sea resorts on the eastern side of Sinai.