The Associated Press said it will review its arrangement with Al-Manar television after the Lebanese station was placed on a U.S. terrorist list. “We have an existing contract with Al Manar and will review this is in light of the State Department ruling,” Jack Stokes, a spokesman for the AP, told JTA on Monday.
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