] A shuddering sense of outrage at President Bush and the
] United States fell over the Arab world today as
] television networks and newspapers reported a U.S. air
] assault that Iraqi officials said killed 58 people at a
] vegetable market in Baghdad.
]
] "Monstrous martyrdom in Baghdad," said a huge headline in
] al-Dustur, a newspaper in Amman, Jordan.
]
] "Dreadful massacre in Baghdad," read a banner headline in
] Egypt's mass circulation Akhbar al-Yawm newspaper. Photos
] of two young victims of the blast covered half its front
] page.
]
] "Yet another massacre by the coalition of invaders," read
] the main headline in Saudi Arabia's popular al-Riyadh
] daily.
]
] "Mr. Bush has lost us. We are gone. Enough. That's the
] end," said Diaa Rashwan, head of the comparative politics
] unit at the Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic
] Studies in Cairo. "If America starts winning tomorrow,
] there will be suicide bombing that will start in America
] the next day. It is a whole new level now."

Also see, http://timblair.blogspot.com/2003_03_30_timblair_archive.html#91637531

Look like attack was a stray bomb. HARM anti radiation missile.

Its worth making note that I remember seeing an article somewhere saying that it was believed that Iraq might have equipment to attract these anti-radiation missiles. Can't find a link for it though.