Hezbollah announces aid to Lebanese displaced by war with Israel
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Hezbollah began to pay Monday, 2 November, the first financial aid promised by the pro-Iranian movement to displaced families and to the owners of homes destroyed or uninhabitable after the resumption of the war with Israel, despite attempts by the United States to dewater the sources of funding for the Shiite movement.
Hezbollah announces aid to Lebanese displaced by war with Israel
Hezbollah has started providing financial aid to Lebanese citizens displaced by its ongoing conflict with Israel, defying US sanctions on its supporter Iran. This move comes amid tightened controls by Lebanese authorities on Hezbollah’s funding and weapon channels.
Articles published by Libnanews, the Lebanese citizen media Hezbollah announces the beginning of payments of its housing assistance in the Nabatieh region. The programme, presented on 13 October, provides a ceiling of $14,000 over one year, divided into four tranches. It targets displaced persons without other housing, whose homes are destroyed, uninhabitable or located in occupied areas. The movement does not specify the number of beneficiaries…
Hezbollah began distributing on Monday (2) the first promised financial aid to displaced families and property owners destroyed by Israeli bombings. The initiative takes place despite the efforts of the United States to restrict the sources of funding for the Shiite pro-Iran movement.
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