Hezbollah criticizes inadequate compensation

The article focused on the criticisms directed at Hezbollah regarding the financial aid allocated for the rehabilitation of displaced people and those affected by the war in South Lebanon. This came especially after the party announced a compensation program valued at up to $14,000 for housing units in Beirut and the southern suburbs, and $12,000 for areas outside them. Displaced individuals and residents of the affected regions expressed their dissatisfaction with the inadequacy of these amounts, emphasizing that they do not cover rent costs for many months and do not reflect the scale of the losses and damages faced by the victims. This is particularly true given the large number of destroyed buildings—approximately 17,900 fully destroyed units and 5,200 partially damaged ones. Critics pointed out that overestimating the aid lacks fairness, noting that some affected individuals are forced to cover expenses out of their own pockets. Furthermore, current initiatives do not meet the actual needs, which indicates favoritism and a lack of sufficient concern from the party regarding the suffering of those affected. The crisis continues to worsen over time, with widespread destruction and significant economic and social damages becoming increasingly apparent.

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