Hezbollah to Give Up to $14,000 to Families Whose Homes Were Destroyed
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Hezbollah will provide up to $14,000 to Lebanese families whose homes were destroyed in the war, announced Ali Damush, Chairman of the Executive Council. The aid is for displaced families who do not own other property. This comes after reports that Hezbollah received $200 million from Iran for war-displaced civilians. The assistance is intended for furniture and rent payments.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hezbollah will give up to $14,000 to families whose homes were destroyed in the war.
- The aid is for displaced families who do not own other property.
- The assistance is intended for furniture and rent payments.
- Hezbollah received $200 million from Iran for war-displaced civilians.
- Ali Damush, Chairman of the Executive Council, made the announcement.
- The aid is also for families displaced from areas near IDF control.
Hezbollah will provide financial assistance of up to $14,000 to families whose homes were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable during the current conflict, according to Ali Damush, Chairman of the organization's Executive Council. Damush stated on Tuesday that the aid will also extend to families displaced from areas under or adjacent to IDF control. The assistance is specifically for families who lived in damaged properties and do not own another home. This announcement follows a Reuters report last week indicating that Hezbollah received $200 million from Iran to aid Lebanese civilians displaced by the war with Israel.
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