A Spanish terror trial has sent a Syrian man to jail for helping al Qaeda organize the 9/11 attack -- but it also jailed an al-Jazeera journalist for seven years.
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A Spanish court has jailed a man accused of heading a Spanish al-Qaeda cell for 27 years for helping to organise the 9/11 attacks in the US.
Imad Yarkas was jailed along with 17 other men convicted on charges of aiding al-Qaeda.
Two others accused of involvement in the attacks were among six cleared in Europe's biggest terror trial.
A journalist for Arabic TV network al-Jazeera was also jailed for seven years for collaborating with al-Qaeda.
The 17 men convicted were sentenced to between six and 11 years in jail for a range of offences. ...
The other defendants - mostly men born in Syria or Morocco - were charged with belonging to a terrorist group, but not of planning for 11 September.
They faced sentences of nine to 21 years if convicted.
Among them was a journalist from the Arabic TV station al-Jazeera, Tayssir Alouni, who interviewed Bin Laden after the attacks, jailed for seven years for collaboration.