Gaza Lebanon's decision to indefinitely suspend flights to and from Iran on Tuesday will not significantly impact Hezbollah's supply network with Tehran, a political source close to the group and analysts have told The National.

Hezbollah supporters demonstrated for the third consecutive day and tried to block the main road leading to the airport to denounce authorities for bowing to Israeli "threats" by prohibiting an Irania

The flight suspensions come as Hezbollah supporters had been organizing daily protests around Lebanon’s only civilian airport in protest against a ban on Iranian flights to and from Beirut.

Lebanese security forces fired tear gas on Saturday to disperse Hezbollah supporters protesting near Beirut’s Rafic Hariri International Airport after Lebanon blocked an Iranian flight earlier in the week.

Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on Sunday urged the Lebanese government to reverse a decision blocking Iranian flights from landing in Beirut, following US warnings. The Iran-backed group said in a statement that it "demands that the government reverse its decision to ban Iranian planes from landing at Beirut airport and take serious measures to prevent the Israeli enemy from imposing its dictates" A Lebanese source told AFP on Saturday that Lebanon had denied permission for Iranian flights to land twice this week,