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7:06Now PlayingThe inquests into the London bombings on July 7, 2005, did not examine a potentially crucial part of lead bomber Mohammed Sidique Khan's back-story, a Sky News investigation has found.
The timing of his unexplained visit to Israel in early 2003 was not addressed in any of the parliamentary or judicial investigations into the London attacks, despite the fact it occurred just weeks before two British men - with apparent connections to Khan - carried out a deadly suicide mission in Tel Aviv.
Khan detonated the bomb at Edgware Road Tube station that killed five people.
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