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Hezbollah - Designations | | Hezbollah - Designations: Encyclopedia II - Hezbollah - Designations | | Hezbollah has been designated as a terrorist organization by the United States [2] the United Kingdom [3], the Netherlands[4], Canada [5][6] and Australia [7]; the U.S. Department of State notes that Hezbollah has killed more than 300 American citizens (over 200 of whom were U.S Marines in Lebanon - though accountability for the Marine barracks bombing has never been thoroughly established). Russia has only recently begun to draw up a list of organizations it classifies as terrorist, which may reflect that of the EU [8]. The European Union has designated Hezbollah's External Security Organiza ...
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| | | Hezbollah: Encyclopedia II - Hezbollah - Designations
Hezbollah - Designations
Hezbollah has been designated as a terrorist organization by the United States [2] the United Kingdom [3], the Netherlands[4], Canada [5][6] and Australia [7]; the U.S. Department of State notes that Hezbollah has killed more than 300 American citizens (over 200 of whom were U.S Marines in Lebanon - though accountability for the Marine barracks bombing has never been thoroughly established). Russia has only recently begun to draw up a list of organizations it classifies as terrorist, which may reflect that of the EU [8]. The European Union has designated Hezbollah's External Security Organization or international wing as "terrorist".
On March 10, 2005 the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly (473 in favor, 8 against, 33 abstain) on a resolution branding Hezbollah in whole as a terrorist organization. The resolution stated that the "Parliament considers that clear evidence exists of terrorist activities by Hezbollah. The (EU) Council should take all necessary steps to curtail them"[9]. The EU has also decided to block Hezbollah's Al-Manar television from European satellites in order to enforce European regulations against "incitement to racial and/or religious hatred". [10] The United Nations has not included Hezbollah on its list of terrorist groups (which is just being drawn up). However it has called for the disbanding of Hezbollah's military wing in UN Security Council Resolution 1559.
Hezbollah has denounced some acts of terror, like the September 11 attacks[11], GIA massacres in Algeria, Islamic Group attacks on tourists in Egypt[12], and the murder of Nick Berg[13]. As a stated aim of Hezbollah is the destruction of the state of Israel, it expresses support and sympathy [14] for the activities of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, Islamist groups responsible for suicide attacks in Israel.
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