Hezbollah to distribute up to $14,000 per family following war with Israel, official says
Eligible families in Beirut will receive up to $14,000, while those elsewhere in Lebanon will get $12,000 under Hezbollah's newly announced housing assistance plan, the terror group said.
Hezbollah has pledged to offer up to $14,000 to each family affected by the conflict with Israel, according to Ali Damoush, the leader of the group's Executive Council. The financial aid, announced on Tuesday, aims to assist families whose homes have been destroyed, rendered uninhabitable, or severely damaged. The first tranche of $3,500 is set to be distributed to Beirut and its southern suburbs, while the remaining $12,000 will be given to families in other parts of the country.
The payments will be made in four installments over the course of a year. Hezbollah received $200 million from Iran to support displaced Lebanese families, though the United States disputes this claim.
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