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Will Arab League add another group to its terrorist list by end of 2024?
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Arab League•Hezbollah•Hossam Zaki•Beirut•League•Zaki•Lebanon•Lebanese Muslim Brotherhood•Hassan Nasrallah•United States
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Arab League Removes Hezbollah from Terrorist List, Citing Role in Lebanon
Jun 29, 2024, 03:13 PM
The Arab League has officially removed Hezbollah from its list of terrorist organizations. This decision was announced by Hossam Zaki, the Deputy Secretary-General of the Arab League, during his visit to Beirut. The League's decision marks a significant shift in its stance, as Hezbollah was previously declared a terrorist organization by the Arab League in 2016. Zaki stated that Hezbollah plays a crucial role in the present politics and future of Lebanon. This move is seen as part of broader efforts to integrate various factions within the resistance axis, including recent meetings between Lebanese Muslim Brotherhood leaders and Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah. The designation was initially applied under pressure from the United States.
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Maintain current stance • 33%
Reclassify Hezbollah as a terrorist organization • 33%
Impose other sanctions on Hezbollah • 33%
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Hezbollah • 25%
Hamas • 25%
Al-Shabaab • 25%
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France • 25%
United Kingdom • 25%
Spain • 25%
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No significant reaction • 33%
Condemnation by major Western countries • 33%
Support from other regional organizations • 33%