Heightened fears that suicide bombers might strike at the heart of Israel could result in Palestinians being barred from working in Israel or selling their goods there.
As well as his personal victory, he also saw it as an opportunity to strike at the heart of Rupert Murdoch's News International, which owned the Sunday tabloid.
If terrorists somehow manage, as they have been trying to do in recent weeks, to strike at the heart of Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure, the desert kingdom's output and spare capacity may be knocked out for a while.
The town was one of the first targets of the 2009 strike and now is at the heart of the military's rehabilitation zone.
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This was not just a victory for justice, but a strike right at the heart of international terrorism.
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Rock-drill operators, who were at the heart of the strike, got more than 11, 000 rand a month: not quite the 12, 500 they had been demanding, but close enough.
Fellow strike partner Samuel Eto'o gave him the chance to run at the heart of the Bayern defense and he left Daniel van Buyten trailing before beating Butt with some ease.
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From his talks with many different Sony people he concludes that what propels the company forward jerkily, moodily, creatively is a continual struggle at its heart over the right balance to strike between deeply rooted national traditions and the intractable foreignness of its global presence.
At its heart has lain the pernicious political practice that has, more than any strike and more than any shortage of business investment, brought low the British economy.
Chris Riggott was superb at the heart of the visitors' defence, throwing himself in front of Holland's late strike and denying Pablo Counago even a sniff of a goal all afternoon.
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