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Hizbollah

British  
/ ˌhɪzbəˈlɑː /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Hezbollah

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It is difficult to see how the Syrian civil war won't lead in due time to a wider regional conflict involving Iran, Israel, Hizbollah, Hamas, and potentially the US, Russia and NATO.

From New York Times

He says it must stop testing ballistic missiles, which were not part of the deal, and halt its support for organizations that Washington classifies as terrorist groups, like Hizbollah and Hamas.

From Time

The Lebanese Hizbollah- run military news service said weapons caches left by insurgents exploded, causing two deaths and wounding scores.

From Reuters

The Jewish Defense League is listed alongside Hizbollah and Al Qaeda as an imminent danger to young people in the United States.

From Salon

Quietly-spoken, he opposes nuclear weapons, has called Hamas and Hizbollah -- groups designated as "terrorist organizations" by the United States -- "friends," and admires Karl Marx.

From Reuters