Hezbollah to Distribute Funds to War-Affected Supporters
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Hezbollah announced it will distribute financial aid to Lebanese citizens whose homes were destroyed in the war, following a reported $200 million transfer from Iran. Families in Beirut's Dahieh will receive $14,000, while those elsewhere in Lebanon will get $12,000. A Lebanese Sunni leader called for an immediate government investigation into the funding source.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hezbollah will distribute financial aid to Lebanese citizens whose homes were destroyed in the war.
- Families in Beirut's Dahieh will receive $14,000, with $6,000 for rent and $8,000 for furnishings.
- Families in other parts of Lebanon will receive $12,000, including $4,000 for rent and $8,000 for furnishings.
- The aid distribution follows a reported $200 million transfer from Iran to Hezbollah.
- A Lebanese Sunni leader called for an investigation into the source of Hezbollah's funds.
Hezbollah announced plans to distribute financial aid to Lebanese citizens whose homes were destroyed during the recent war, following reports of Iran transferring $200 million to the organization. Families in other parts of Lebanon whose homes were destroyed will receive $12,000, including $4,000 for rent and $8,000 for furnishings.
In response to the announcement, Fouad Makhzoumi, a prominent Sunni leader in Lebanon, called on the Lebanese government to immediately investigate the source of the funds Hezbollah intends to distribute to its supporters.
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