Hezbollah’s Al-Qard Al-Hassan Bank Resumes Cash Flow: Iranian Funds and International Pressure in Focus

Partial renewal of cash flow by Al-Qard Al-Hassan. On March 05, Hezbollah’s Al-Qard Al-Hassan Bank issued a new directive allowing immediate compensation payments of up to $1,000, reversing a previous policy requiring a 20-day delay. This raises questions about whether Hezbollah has partially restored its cash flow through Iranian funds. It is highly likely that the funeral ceremony of Nasrallah and Safi Al-Din on February 23 served as a convenient platform for the physical transfer of funds to Hezbollah through the delegations that arrived in Lebanon. International pressure (with an emphasis on American pressure) must be applied on the State of Lebanon, and if necessary, sanctions should be imposed on it, to force it to shut down Qard al-Hassan Bank. In the attached image, you can see the directive of the CEO of Al-Qard Al-Hassan Bank on this matter.

Picture of Tal Beeri

Tal Beeri

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