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The Lebanese Hezbollah party announced the launching of a shelter program for those affected by Israeli bombings in Lebanon, aiming to provide financial assistance of up to $14,000 per housing unit in Beirut and the Southern Suburbs, and $12,000 in other Lebanese areas. The program includes those whose homes were completely or partially destroyed or became uninhabitable. Its goal is to secure temporary housing for displaced persons and provide direct aid to affected families, with an initial disbursement ranging between $3,000 and $3,500, in addition to rental allowances of up to $6,000 in Beirut and the Southern Suburbs. This comes amid ongoing Israeli attacks on Lebanese regions and the urgent need for support for displaced persons and those affected. It also includes criticisms of the Lebanese government for not offering direct support programs, along with statements reaffirming the resistance's continued efforts and commitment to defending Lebanon and its rights.
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