Israel states Hezbollah's arms worth two years ago

The Israeli Center for Terrorism Financing Research estimates that the military arsenal acquired by Hezbollah during 2024 was valued at approximately $157 million. Of this, $129 million came from Iran in the form of weapons and equipment, while Hezbollah spent $28 million on purchases of light weapons, ammunition, drones, and dual-use components. The arsenal included thousands of rockets, such as around 4,000 Katyusha rockets and 400 from the Fāl-1 and Fāl-2 models, along with heavy rockets like "Borkan," "Fajr," and "Zelzel." Hezbollah also obtained Iranian drones, models like "Morad-1" and "Aba’il-T," as well as air defense systems, naval munitions, and explosive devices. The study indicates that restrictions on production and transportation have limited Hezbollah's capabilities, and that anti-tank missiles constituted 20% of its attacks on Israel after October 2023. It provides an analysis of the group's funding, emphasizing its military significance in confronting Israel, and notes that Iran's free financing has allowed Hezbollah to significantly bolster its arsenal.

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