UK to rank Hezbollah as "terrorist group" and ban its political activity

The Kingdom United announced Monday that it would ban any activity from Hezbollah on its territory and who will clbadify it as "terrorist group"The announcement was made by the Secretary of the inside, Sajid Javid.

"Hezbollah continues its efforts to destabilize the fragile situation in the Middle East and we can no longer distinguish between its already banned military wing and the political party. For this reason, I made the decision to ban the group in its entirety"said the official of Theresa May.

Until now, the United Kingdom and the European Union they rank only the military wing of Hezbollah as a terrorist group. The political members of this group operate in the European country and participate in the annual gathering of Iranian forces in London with the flags of this organization. At this annual meeting, the destruction of the Jewish state is encouraged.

Britain banned the military wing from Hezbollah in 2008 because the Lebanese militia attacked soldiers from the United Kingdom in Iraq. However, until today, it has allowed its political supporters to continue operating on its territory.

The United States, Canada, the League Arab, the The countries Low e Israel consider Hezbollah as a unified terrorist entity without separate military and political wings, according to the newspaper The Jerusalem Post.

In this sense, Marie van der Zyl, president of Office of British Jewish MPs, Jonathan Goldstein, president of advice of The leadership Jewish and David Delew, Executive Director of Community Security Trust, they said in a statement:

"We welcome the decision of the Minister of the Interior to ban Hezbollah as a whole. The Jewish community, including our organizations and leading community newspapers, has long been calling for this ban. The bombing of a Jewish community center in 1994 in Buenos Aires cost the lives of 85 people. Hezbollah continues to threaten Jewish communities around the world. He launched deadly attacks against civilians in Israel and Bulgaria and planned attacks on others places like Cyprus"