Members of Lebanon’s Hezbollah who are residing in Gulf Cooperation Council states will pay the price for the Shiite movement’s military role in Syria against freedom fighters.A GCC statement, citing a ministerial council decision, said the measures will affect Hezbollah members’ “residency permits, and financial and commercial transactions.” It urged the Lebanese government to “assume its responsibilities toward the behaviour of Hezbollah and its illegal and inhumane practices in Syria and the region.”
The six-member bloc strongly condemned the flagrant intervention of Hezbollah in Syria and its participation in shedding the blood of Syrian people. The statement came after Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi followed by the Saudi Cabinet condemned Hezbollah’s “blatant intervention” in the Syrian crisis.