A number of Arab political parties issued on Saturday statements in which they condemned the Arab League’s decision which blacklisted Hezbollah as a terrorist group.

A number of Arab political parties issued on Saturday statements in which they condemned the Arab League's decision which blacklisted Hezbollah as a terrorist group.

The Arab Democratic Party in Lebanon considered that the Arab League is led by the Saudi Arabia to the quagmire of treason, hailing the bravery of the resistance fighters.

The Nasserist Party in Egypt considered that the Arab resolution against Hezbollah reflects the complete obedience to the Zionist impositions.

In a statement, the Nasserist Party asserted its full support to the Lebanese resistance, warning against the seditions that some Arab regimes are stirring in the region.

The Popular Front in Gaza also expressed solidarity with Hezbollah against the Arab resolution during its annual festival to mark the martyr's day.

In Iraq, the Risali (Apostolic) movement stressed its support to Hezbollah, hailing the sacrifices of the resistance fighters and the party's Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah.

The Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem confirmed that he adopts categorically all what his Iraqi counterpart said in the Arab League about Hezbollah and the Popular Mobilization Forces.

"Blacklisting Hezbollah as a terrorist group is shameful and absurd."