Suicide bomber with fake US documents killed Israelis in Bulgaria The suicide bomber, wearing shorts and carrying a backpack, looked like any other tourist. He put his bag in the luggage compartment of the bus that blew up," the minister told a news conference. His travel document was a fake driving licence from the (US) state of Michigan. No group immediately claimed responsibility but Israel was quick to blame Iran and the Hezbollah. A burnt bus is seen at Bulgaria's Burgas airport July 18, 2012 REUTERS Israel's Defence Minister said that his nation is confronting a "global wave of terror" sponsored by Iran. "We are facing a global wave of terror... the attack in Burgas was led by members of Hezbollah and sponsored by Iran," Ehud Barak told Israeli public radio on Thursday morning. "The Al-Qaeda and Islamic Jihad networks also operate globally," he added, citing a long list of recent attacks or attempted attacks on Israelis around the world. His comments came a day after Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, accused Tehran of being behind the attack near the popular Black Sea resort of Sunny Beach and warned of retaliatory measures targeting Iran. "Eighteen years exactly after the blast at the Jewish community centre in Argentina, murderous Iranian terror continues to hit innocent people," said Mr Netanyahu. Survivors spoke of the terrifying attack. Tsviti Isaac, who was sitting at the front of the bus, survived the explosion with facial injuries but it is thought that his pregnant wife was killed. The blow came from below and the side as if a row of seats fell on me. Somehow I left the bus, but then went back for my wife," he said. I am still looking for my wife I do not know if she dead or alive. But I think she is not alive. The foiled attack was thought to be linked to Hezbollah, the Lebanon based Shia Islamist terror group that receives financial and political support from Iran and Syria. Bulgaria has insisted the latest attack came without intelligence warnings.