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Hezbollah faces economic pressure
The article discusses the Israeli campaign and the escalating American sanctions against Hezbollah, both aimed at choking its financial sources. This comes especially after the Israeli occupation destroyed more than twelve branches of the "Qard Hasan" institution linked to the party. It indicates that Israel and the Trump administration targeted Hezbollah's funding networks and crippled its ability to finance its social and military activities, with Iranian resources supporting the party decreasing to approximately one billion dollars annually through alternative means after trafficking via Syria became more difficult. The article also highlights the decline in Hezbollah’s services and its halt in paying some salaries, while international efforts to monitor and cut off its funding through banking supervision and unofficial money transfers are intensifying. These measures seek to tighten economic pressure on its financial influence, even as the party faces increasing economic burdens and challenges.
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