Syria: EU's Decision on Hizbullah Was Made at American, Israeli Orders

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The Syrian Foreign Ministry condemned on Tuesday the European Union's decision to list Hizbullah's military wing as a terrorist organization.

It said that it took the decision at “American and Israeli orders to target the resistance in Lebanon and the rest of the Arab world.”

“Such a measure encourages acts of occupation and aggression,” it added in a statement.

On Monday, 28 EU foreign ministers unanimously voted to blacklist Hizbullah's military wing.

To get the required agreement of all 28 EU member states, ministers had to overcome reservations in some members that the move would further destabilize Lebanon, where Hizbullah plays a key role in politics.

Accordingly, EU political and economic ties with Lebanon will be fully maintained in a delicate balancing act.

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Thumb arzak-ya-libnan 23 July 2013, 18:22

the USA and Israel has been asking the EU to place HA on the terror list for ages.. so your argument, HA's, and everyone else just putting the blame on someone else instead of themselves is null and void. the EU is made up of 28 countries, some of which are not very friendly to the USA. They had to unanimously vote to place them on said list. If ONE country refused, it would not pass. they must have some good reasons to do so then.

Thumb arzak-ya-libnan 23 July 2013, 21:55

oh the jews took control of the banks the day before the black listing? the jews according to you have been in control for ages.. and have been asking for ages for the EU to do what they did and the EU refused. whats the change now, did their shares increase?

America will never blackmail the EU, most of them are allies and they do not want to change that. are you telling me the US govt had NOTHING on the EU prior to the snowden scandal? come on.. smell the roses.. not everything is a zionist conspiracy just like not everything is HA's fault.. as i said there are plenty of EU nations who are not friendly with the USA.. and had no reason to vote for the proposal except that HA did some nasty work in europe.

Thumb thepatriot 24 July 2013, 12:44

@arzak... :)... and FT calls those "the good reasons" LOL

Thumb arzak-ya-libnan 24 July 2013, 18:57

lol.. just like his reasons in defending HA.. they are JUST as good.

Thumb Maxx 24 July 2013, 10:46

Dude, what do you consume to be able to have such brainless reasoning? How exactly is it that the Snowdengate benefits the U.S. versus the E.U.? If your backward logic always works that way, I can see why you might support such long-time hardened criminals like Hizb...

Thumb thepatriot 24 July 2013, 12:39

FT loooool :D

Missing samiam 23 July 2013, 20:05

ah, now the triangle of outrage is complete...

Missing arturo 24 July 2013, 00:53

It's surprising that Israel allowed the EU to issue its directive restricting investment in the territories, given as Syria and FT claim, they control the EU. Needless to say, neither Israel nor the US control the EU countries. HA earned their place on teh EU terrorist list.

Missing lebonknees4peace 24 July 2013, 02:22

Australia, the USA, Canada, the EU, Thailand, Argentina and soon the GCC can't all be wrong????

Missing helicopter 24 July 2013, 02:30

Syria: EU's Decision on Hizbullah Was Made at American, Israeli Orders....................
HA needs to start copy writing their slogans.

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Thumb shab 24 July 2013, 16:49

If it annoys the filyhy axis, then all is good