International aid challenges party control in southern reconstruction

The article discusses a plan to rebuild South Lebanon after the Israeli forces' withdrawal. It includes a mechanism to deliver compensation directly to the affected individuals without an intermediary from Hezbollah, aiming to reduce the party's influence over the management of funds and services. The process would begin after the Israeli forces' withdrawal and focus on registering families individually, with international oversight to ensure transparency and prevent the misuse of funds by institutions affiliated with Hezbollah. The reconstruction effort would require the Lebanese army to be deployed to guarantee the return of local authority. The estimated costs exceed $12 to $15 billion, and funding would come through an international coalition with conditions such as reforms and strict supervision to prevent funds from reaching Hezbollah. This approach seeks to strengthen state authority and dismantle the party's dominance over the reconstruction process, constituting part of ongoing efforts to shift influence following the war in Lebanon.

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