IDF says it targeted sites involved in managing funds of Iran’s military and proxies
Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent
The Israeli Air Force in the past day bombed several headquarters in Iran that manage the finances for the country’s military forces and weapon manufacturing, as well as funds intended for proxy groups, according to the IDF.
Iran, via the Quds Force — the extraterritorial arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — has transferred massive sums of money to terror organizations in the Middle East.
According to the IDF, Iran gave Lebanon’s Hezbollah around one billion dollars a year, and in 2025 that sum reached around two billion.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are transferred each year by Iran to Hamas and other Palestinian terror groups in the Gaza Strip and West Bank; the Houthis in Yemen; and militias in Iraq.
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