Hezbollah Faces Severe Financial Crisis
The article reveals the worst financial crisis facing Hezbollah in years, resulting from Israeli and American pressures targeting its funding sources. These measures included destroying branches of the "Hassan Loan" organization, as well as money transfer networks and fuel stations that used to finance the party. Despite increased Iranian financial support over the past year, it has become insufficient to cover expenses due to damages from recent wars, declining funding from the Lebanese financial system, and pressure on supply networks. Iran has also halted money transfers via airplanes. As a result, Hezbollah is experiencing a reduction in funding for its social services, while Israel continues to intensely target the party’s financial infrastructure, threatening its ability to finance its military and social activities in Lebanon.
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