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Israel Says Hezbollah Got $157M Weapons in 2024

By Drooid · Oct 1, 2026, 10:53 PM UTC · How we work

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Hezbollah Media Expenditure

Hezbollah obtained an estimated $157 million of weapons in 2024, the majority supplied by Iran, according to an Israeli research report.
The report notes Hezbollah spent $26-$28 million on media in 2024, with Al-Manar accounting for about $16.5-$17.2 million.
Hezbollah received roughly 4,000 short-range rockets, 400 Falaq and 120 Burkan rockets in 2024.
These weapons also comprised 700 Kornet and 500 Dehlavieh anti-tank missiles and 300 Iranian drones.

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Hezbollah Arsenal Depletion

Hezbollah acquired an estimated $157 million worth of weapons in 2024, most supplied by Iran.
Israeli officials say they have eliminated roughly 90 % of Hezbollah’s rocket and missile arsenal, leaving 10,000-15,000 rockets.
Hezbollah spent $28 million on arms, ammo and drone parts, while Iran supplied $129 million in-kind gear.
Report listed 4,000 Katyusha rockets, 400 Falaq-1/2 rockets and 120 Burkan rockets delivered in 2024.

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Historical Context

In July 2006 Hezbollah’s cross-border raid sparked a 34-day war in which it fired about 4,000 rockets at Israel, prompting UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and a massive Israeli air campaign. Iran’s continued support—evidenced by a 2024 shipment of $157 million weapons—mirrors the earlier $1 billion aid, underscoring a persistent escalation risk.

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Hezbollah Media Expenditure

Hezbollah obtained an estimated $157 million of weapons in 2024, the majority supplied by Iran, according to an Israeli research report.
The report notes Hezbollah spent $26-$28 million on media in 2024, with Al-Manar accounting for about $16.5-$17.2 million.
Hezbollah received roughly 4,000 short-range rockets, 400 Falaq and 120 Burkan rockets in 2024.
These weapons also comprised 700 Kornet and 500 Dehlavieh anti-tank missiles and 300 Iranian drones.

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