Israel Strikes Hezbollah-Linked Financial Institution in Lebanon

The attacks on Al-Qard Al-Hassan aim to disrupt Hezbollah's financial resources amid accusations of violating international law.

Israeli forces targeted Al-Qard Al-Hassan, a financial institution linked to Hezbollah, with airstrikes across Lebanon.
Al-Qard Al-Hassan provides interest-free loans to many Lebanese, particularly the Shiite community, and operates outside the official banking system.
Amnesty International claims the strikes likely violate international humanitarian law, as the branches are civilian objects.
Israel's Defense Minister designated Al-Qard Al-Hassan as a terrorist organization, alleging it funnels funds to Hezbollah.
The attacks are part of a broader Israeli campaign to weaken Hezbollah's infrastructure and disrupt its financial capabilities.