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Israeli warplanes bombed Gaza Strip in the early hours of Friday, injuring at least two Palestinians.
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A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel kills a man, the first fatal rocket attack since Israel's campaign last year.
Nigeria recalls Libya ambassador
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US sanctions on Hamas bank and TV
The US Treasury has said it will freeze any assets owned by a bank and a TV station they find under their jurisdiction.

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January 27,2010 Edition 2

The Star reported yesterday in an article headlined "DStv channel chief executive granted interdict in Tunisian extradition case" that newspaper reports in the UK claimed that Media Review Network chairman Iqbal Jassat worked for Scotland Yard as an adviser on preventing terrorism. This is incorrect. In fact, reports in British newspapers suggested that Mohamed Ali Harrath, the chief executive of the London-based Islam Channel, worked for Scotland Yard.

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