Hezbollah once paid families $14,000 when Israel destroyed their homes. Now it may not afford to
Hezbollah has yet to pay out compensation for damage to homes in southern Lebanon and Beirut's southern suburbs during its latest war with Israel , according to residents, suggesting the Tehran-backed group might be feeling the impact of the war in Iran and a crackdown on its funding networks. Haidar, whose family's home in Blatt, a village just outside Israel's 7km deep “security zone” along the…
Hezbollah has not yet paid compensation for damage to homes in southern Lebanon and Beirut's southern suburbs during the recent conflict with Israel, raising concerns that the group may be facing financial difficulties, according to local residents. The recent fighting, which began in March, has left many families without adequate support, despite the fact that previous wars saw Hezbollah compensate residents up to $14,000 per family.
The lack of financial assistance from Hezbollah has left many residents unable to rebuild their homes and businesses.
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