"The attacks were the worst in Iraq since twin suicide bombings destroyed three government agencies on Oct. 25, killing at least 155. They fit a pattern of spectacularly lethal attacks in the capital, followed by weeks of relative calm. In August, two suicide car bombs struck the country’s finance and foreign ministries, killing at least 122. Those attacks became known as Bloody Sunday and Bloody Wednesday, respectively. Officials and ordinary Iraqis promptly added the adjective to Tuesday, as well. “We can only hope that not every day will turn into Bloody Days,” Wathab Shakir, a Sunni lawmaker in Parliament, declared during a stormy session convened only hours after the attack."
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