Israeli embassies targeted in India and Georgia The Israeli foreign ministry says bombers have targeted staff at the country's embassies in India and Georgia. A car bomb exploded in the Indian capital, New Delhi, injuring at least one woman, who local media identified as the wife of Israel's defence attache. The blast took place around 500 meters away from the official residence of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. A witness said: "I heard a bomb blast near the petrol pump. I went to see what happened and the next thing I saw was the car ablaze. There was a lady and a driver inside the car. The people pulled them out of the car. A second device found in a car at the embassy in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, was defused by local police. Israel had put its foreign missions on increased alert ahead of the 12th anniversary of the assassination of Imad Moughniyeh, who was the military mastermind of Lebanon's Hezbollah guerrillas. Iranian-backed Hezbollah had vowed to avenge Moughniyeh's death in a Damascus car-bombing, blaming it on the Jewish state.