A car bomb exploded early Thursday near a Jewish shrine in the West Bank as hundreds of Israeli worshippers prayed there, causing no injuries but damaging nearby Palestinian homes and underscoring the vulnerability of the Mideast truce declared last month. It was not clear whether the explosives went off prematurely or whether the Joseph's Tomb shrine was even the target. The blast went off several hundred yards from the shrine, located on the outskirts of the Palestinian city of Nablus. The explosion blew out apartment and car windows and scorched storefronts. There was no claim of responsibility.Rest at ink.