Lebanese Prisoner Cell Supports ISIS

The article addressed a Lebanese security operation targeting a cell affiliated with ISIS that was active between Lebanon and Syria, working to raise funds to support the organization's activities and finance terrorist operations. Security agencies successfully detained four members of the network, including Lebanese individuals managed by a prisoner in Tripoli prison named Abdel Rahman Bazrbaşhi, who coordinated with ISIS elements in Syria. Investigations revealed that the funds came from a person who stole $400,000 from his father and directly transferred it to Syria to support ISIS. This operation is part of Lebanon's preventive security policy, which has been in place for years, focusing on monitoring ISIS cells both internationally and locally—especially with attempts to revive terrorist networks across borders. It also involves strengthened cooperation with Syria and other countries to prevent ISIS from regaining capabilities within Lebanese territory.

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