Party group criticizes rental compensation

The article addresses the discontent of residents in South Lebanon and the southern suburbs of Beirut regarding the amounts announced by Hezbollah for aid to displaced persons and war-affected populations. The financial support is considered insufficient to cover rent expenses or home repairs and leads to the neglect of their basic needs. It was announced that the amounts reach up to $14,000 in Beirut, the southern suburbs, and surrounding areas, divided into four installments; however, many residents see them as unfair and inadequate to meet essential requirements, especially given the rising rental costs and significant war-related losses. Additionally, many of the affected individuals suffer from halted repair efforts and no disbursement of funds for the reconstruction of homes that have been heavily damaged or destroyed, reflecting Hezbollah's preference to prioritize its own interests amid challenging financial circumstances resulting from the blockade on the movement of funds from Iran.

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