Funerals held for Israelis killed in Bulgaria bombing The funeral of Maor Harush, 25, took place in a cemetery in the northern coastal city Acre. Elior Priess, 26, will be buried in the same cemetery later in the afternoon. The bodies of five Israelis were flown into Tel Aviv in a military aircraft early on Friday morning. The Wednesday bombing of a bus at Burgas airport on the Black Sea killed five Israeli tourists and their Bulgarian bus driver, and injured more than 30, three of them seriously. Bulgarian police were working flat out Friday with the FBI and Interpol to identify a suicide bomber who killed five Israeli tourists, as the interior minister said the attacker was a foreigner. Investigators have released CCTV footage of the person they believe carried out Wednesday's attack in the Black Sea airport of Burgas on a bus carrying Israeli holiday-makers, which also claimed the life of the Bulgarian driver. But close to 48 hours after the deadliest attack on Israelis abroad since 2004, authorities had still not identified him. Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said Friday only that the bomber "was not a Bulgarian citizen." US officials said the suicide bomber was part of a Hezbollah cell, the New York Times reported, after Israel made similar allegations. The paper cited two US officials as saying that the Iranian-sponsored Lebanese group was behind the attack. It cited a third official as saying that the bomber was "acting under broad guidance" from the Lebanese Hezbollah group and its main sponsor Iran to strike Israeli targets of opportunity.