America's Focus on Money Over Weapons
The shift in the United States' strategy from "military confrontation" to "drying up the money" reflects a fundamental change in the approach to confronting Hezbollah. The new focus is on pressuring banks and money transfer companies to gradually paralyze the group's funding, thereby impacting its military and social capabilities and leading to the dismantling of money laundering networks and illegal financial transactions. Washington relies on targeting cross-border financing networks and dismantling inflated financial figures, clarifying that the actual volume of financial flows is much lower than previous claims. This approach aims to weaken Hezbollah's financial support environment quickly and effectively, while also applying pressure on the Lebanese banking system to prevent complete isolation. It underscores that the battle over financial policy has become a key part of the broader confrontation.
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