Hezbollah launches housing compensation program for war-hit families
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Iran-backed Hezbollah announced a financial assistance package for families and displaced people whose homes were destroyed, severely damaged or rendered uninhabitable during the war with Israel.
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By Maya Gebeily and Laila Bassam Oct 13 (Reuters) - Lebanon's Hezbollah will provide up to $14,000 in financial assistance to families whose primary homes have been destroyed or rendered uninhabitable during this year's war with Israel, the chairman of the group's Executive Council said on Tuesday.
Hezbollah plans to compensate Lebanese families whose homes were destroyed in recent wars with Israel, the head of its Executive Council, Ali Daamoush, announced
Iran-backed Hezbollah announced a financial assistance package for families and displaced people whose homes were destroyed, severely damaged or rendered uninhabitable during the war with Israel.
