Spain's National Court has convicted five men of recruiting fighters for the Iraqi insurgency and sentenced them to jail terms of up to nine years.
The court says the men belonged to a cell that also helped suspects in the Madrid terror bombings of 2004 evade police detection and flee Spain.
Three of the five _ two Moroccans and a Turk _ were sentenced to between seven and nine years for membership of a terror group, while another Moroccan and an Algerian were sentenced to five years in prison for collaboration.
Among the five was the alleged ringleader, Omar Nakhcha of Morocco, who was arrested in 2006.
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