Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and
Bahrain have added nine entities and nine individuals to their ban lists
because of alleged links to Qatar over terrorism, Saudi state news
agency SPA reported on Tuesday.
The four Arab
countries, who isolated Qatar by cutting all diplomatic and transport
ties with it in early June, already have put dozens of figures linked to
the country on blacklists.
The new entrants on the
ban lists include entities from Libya and Yemen and individuals from
Qatar, Yemen, and Kuwait who the Arab states say have direct and
indirect links to Qatari authorities, the SPA reported.
The
countries accused some of the individuals named with roles in raising
funds to support Nusra Front jihadists and other militia groups in
Syria, the SPA reported, while others were said to have contributed to
and supported Al Qaeda.