The European Union’s Absurd Insistence That Hizballah Is Not a Terrorist Group
To protect Lebanon’s stability, sanction, rather than protect, Hizballah.
July 20, 2020
The European Union’s Absurd Insistence That Hizballah Is Not a Terrorist Group
To protect Lebanon’s stability, sanction, rather than protect, Hizballah.
Seven years ago, the EU took the much-belated step of recognizing that Hizballah routinely engages in terrorism. But, relying on a fictive distinction, Brussels designated the Lebanon-based Iranian proxy’s “military wing” a terrorist group, while refusing to apply the same designation to its “political wing.” Lukas Mandl and Daniel Schwammenthal write:
July 20, 2020
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Uncovering the Story of the Concentration Camps on British Soil
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