Hezbollah expands recruitment under Iran

Lebanese security sources are reporting that Hezbollah has launched a recruitment and expansion campaign, aimed at rebuilding its forces by enlisting hundreds of Lebanese and Syrian youths from various sects, including those who have never previously been involved in armed groups. An Iranian Quds Force unit is supporting and funding the recruitment and training operations, providing monthly salaries ranging from $150 to $300, along with medical services for the recruits' families, as part of a plan to restore its military capabilities after recent losses. The party is actively targeting a new generation from both Syrian and Lebanese communities. Notably, some of the recruits are teenagers aged between 14 and 18, raising concerns about the recruitment of minors. The expansion includes small and medium-sized cells that Israel is expected to have difficulty monitoring, especially as larger formations have diminished. Iran is also seeking to increase funding to rebuild Hezbollah’s military strength following the significant losses it sustained during the recent conflict.

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