No more Hezbollah TV for US
A New York man has been arrested for providing satellite access to Hezbollah-run television station al-Manar. The station's popularity in the Arab world soared during the war in Lebanon, making it one of the top ten most popular stations in the region. The U.S. Treasury designated al-Manar a terrorist entity back in March, making it ...
A New York man has been arrested for providing satellite access to Hezbollah-run television station al-Manar. The station's popularity in the Arab world soared during the war in Lebanon, making it one of the top ten most popular stations in the region. The U.S. Treasury designated al-Manar a terrorist entity back in March, making it a crime for anyone to do business with the station.
A New York man has been arrested for providing satellite access to Hezbollah-run television station al-Manar. The station's popularity in the Arab world soared during the war in Lebanon, making it one of the top ten most popular stations in the region. The U.S. Treasury designated al-Manar a terrorist entity back in March, making it a crime for anyone to do business with the station.
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