Kosovo Designates Hezbollah in Its Entirety as Terror Group
Error: Contact form not found.
by JNS.org
JNS.org– Kosovo designated both the political and military wing of Hezbollah as a terrorist group, announced the country’s prime minister and foreign minister on Tuesday.
Avdullah Hoti tweeted, “The Government of Kosovo supports all global initiatives peace and security in the world, so today, we decided unanimously to declare the Hezbollah organization, its political and military wings, a terrorist organization in the territory of the Republic of Kosovo!”
The Government of Kosovo supports all global initiatives peace and security in the world, so today, we decided unanimously to declare the Hezbollah organization, its political and military wings, a terrorist organization in the territory of the Republic of Kosovo!
— Avdullah Hoti (@Avdullah) June 23, 2020
The American Jewish Congress applauded the move.
“Hezbollah’s activities are a direct threat to peace and security, and Kosovo’s decision is an important step in the global fight against terrorism,” said the organization in a statement. “The artificial differentiation between Hezbollah’s political and military wings has created openings for Hezbollah, a proxy of Iran, to continue to engage in its malignant activities in many countries around the world.”
Last year, Kosovo designated only the military wing of Hezbollah as a terrorist entity.
With this move, Kosovo joined countries, including the United States and Germany, that have designated Hezbollah, an Iranian proxy, in its entirety as a terrorist group.
Iran, US Still Far Apart in Peace Talks, Iranian Official Says; Pezeshkian Vows No Surrender
US Drafted Memo Condemning UK Over West Bank Sanctions. It Was Never Released.
Florida Fund Sues New York Times Over Alleged Anti-Israel Bias, Demands Records
Israeli Ambassador to US Rushes Back to Israel After Son Seriously Wounded in West Bank Terror Attack
Majority of Americans View Israel as ‘Ally’ or ‘Friend,’ Poll Finds
Jewish Leaders Worldwide Call for UN Reset as Secretary-General Race Puts Antisemitism in Focus
Gal Gadot’s Genesis Prize Becomes $3 Million Donation to Help Israeli Trauma, Mental Health Care
Chicago Museum Returns Nazi-Looted Painting to Heirs of Dutch Jewish Owner
Irish PM Defends ‘Genocide’ Comments by Soccer Team Manager After Backlash From Israel
Trump Gaza Board Pitches $2.45 Billion Gaza Plan, Implementation Uncertain






Israeli Ambassador to US Rushes Back to Israel After Son Seriously Wounded in West Bank Terror Attack
The United Nations and the Fantasies That Feed the War
5 Times the New York Times Ran Anti-Israel Content — and Its PR Team Ran Cover
Majority of Americans View Israel as ‘Ally’ or ‘Friend,’ Poll Finds
Palestinian Authority Attacks Israel for Arresting Terrorist Who Killed a Father Just for Being Jewish



