Hezbollah Outlines Financial Aid Plan for Lebanese with Destroyed Homes
The aid covers furniture and rent for families whose primary homes were destroyed, with payments split into four installments over one year.
- On Tuesday, Executive Council chairman Ali Damoush announced Hezbollah will provide up to $14,000 in financial assistance to families whose primary homes were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable during the war with Israel.
- The two wars against Israel since 2023 have destroyed or damaged more than 290,000 homes, with total costs potentially exceeding $27 billion, after Hezbollah entered the conflict in support of Iran.
- Families in Beirut and its southern suburbs receive $14,000, while those elsewhere receive $12,000; payments are distributed in four installments over one year, excluding beneficiaries who own a second home.
- Reuters reported last week that Hezbollah received $200 million from Iran, though The United States disputed the claim, stating the money was "not there," while Hezbollah declined to comment on funding sources.
- Hezbollah emerged weakened from two wars with Israel since 2023, facing tightened funding controls despite the aid announcement, while violence has decreased since June following a framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel.
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Hezbollah to compensate owners of homes destroyed in Lebanon during war with Israel
BEIRUT (AP) — Hezbollah will pay up to $14,000 in aid to families whose homes in Lebanon were destroyed or made uninhabitable during the war with Israel, the head of the group’s Executive Council said Tuesday.
Hezbollah unveils aid plan for Lebanese civilians displaced during war
The group says families whose homes were destroyed or made uninhabitable in the war with Israel will receive up to $14,000 following previous reports that Iran transferred $200 million to fund displaced Lebanese families
Hezbollah Offers Up to $14,000 to Lebanese Families Whose Homes Were Destroyed
Hezbollah will provide up to $14,000 in financial assistance to Lebanese families whose primary homes were destroyed or made uninhabitable during the war with Israel, the group’s Executive Council chairman Ali Damoush announced on Tuesday. The assistance plan aims to help displaced families cover rental costs and replace furniture as they face the challenge of […]
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Hezbollah has announced housing assistance of up to $14,000 per year for Lebanese displaced by the war with Israel, which will be divided into four instalments over a year.
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