TV AND WEB RESTRICTIONS~**PART NO ACCESS BBC PERSIAN TV/VOA PERSIAN NEWS NETWORK -- INTERNET ACCESS: NO ACCESS BBC PERSIAN TV / VOA PERSIAN NEWS NETWORK WEBSITES (RESTRICTION IMPOSED LOCALLY BY IRANIAN AUTHORITIES)//PART NO ACCESS IRAN/BBC PERSIAN TV/VOA PERSIAN NEWS NETWORK -- INTERNET ACCESS: NO ACCESS IRAN/BBC PERSIAN TV / VOA PERSIAN NEWS NETWORK WEBSITES (RESTRICTION IMPOSED LOCALLY BY IRANIAN AUTHORITIES**<br/> This is the scene of Wednesday's bomb attack which killed Iranian nuclear scientist Mostafa Ahmadi-Roshan.<br/> Many in the country are pointing the finger at the U.S. and Israel.<br/> Now a hardline Iranian newspaper has gone one step further by calling on the clerical establishment on Thursday to take retaliatory measures against Israel for the killing.<br/> A senior lawmaker told state television that the attack appeared to be the work of Western powers.<br/> (SOUNDBITE) (Farsi) IRANIAN LAWMAKER, KAZEM JALALI, OVERLAID WITH VIDEO OF CAR OF AHMADI-ROSHAN:<br/> "These types of terror attacks seem to be the work of foreign , Western, American-style attacks. And, in the past, it's been proven that some of these terrorist attacks bear the hallmarks of foreign, Western systems."<br/> Many in Iran believe the attack was an effort by the U.S. and Israel to derail Iran's nuclear program.<br/> Iran's ambassador to the United Nations insists his country's nuclear activities are peaceful and said the killing should be condemned.<br/> (SOUNDBITE) (Farsi) IRAN'S AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS, MOHAMMAD KHAZEI:<br/> "I have confirmed that Iran's nuclear activities are peaceful and it is therefore expected that the international community will condemn these types of terrorist activities."<br/> While Israeli or Western involvement in the killing seemed entirely plausible to independent analysts, a role for local Iranian factions could not be ruled out.<br/> Simon Hanna, Reuters.
