The Sabra family, displaced by Israeli attacks, receives monthly stipends and aid from Hezbollah, showcasing the group's sustained social support amid crises.
Hezbollah’s extensive network provides cash, food, and medical supplies to displaced families, highlighting how it solidifies its influence during Lebanon’s prolonged financial crisis.
Despite international sanctions labeling Hezbollah a terrorist organization, it remains a critical support system for many Lebanese, particularly among the Shia community.
Lina Khatib notes Hezbollah’s dual role as a paramilitary and political entity, reflecting its stronghold over Lebanon's politically fragmented environment.
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