1/2/2009: Two defendants, Javed Iqbal and Saleh Elahwal, have pled guilty before Judge Berman in the Southern District of New York to providing material support to Hezbollah. The defendants provided satellite TV transmission services to the "Al Manar" channel which, prosecutors allege, Hezbollah operates in order to cultivate support, including raising funds and recruiting volunteers. HT to Bobby Chesney at National Security Advisors.
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