Lebanon's Hariri says to keep dialogue open with Hezbollah
REUTERS/ MOHAMED AZAKIR
BEIRUT: Former Lebanese prime minister Saad al-Hariri a Sunni Muslim said on Wednesday he would keep domestic dialogue open with rivals Hezbollah after the Gulf Cooperation Council designated the Shi'ite group a terrorist organization.
Hariri who is backed by Saudi Arabia told a news conference it was not up to him to agree or disagree with the terrorist listing but that he wanted to continue meetings with Hezbollah "to avoid sedition" in Lebanon.
However Hariri also criticized the group for its involvement in the Syrian war and its alleged involvement in Yemen as "criminal unlawful and terrorist".
REUTERS
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