Hezbollah’s financial survival increasingly depends on a hybrid global network that fuses state sponsorship, criminal economies, and diaspora-driven money laundering, making it one of the most resilient non-state actors in the world.

Hezbollah’s global financing operations, fueled by illicit activities and Iranian support, pose significant threats to international security, prompting U.S. efforts through sanctions, financial intelligence, and cooperation with global partners to counter the group's funding mechanisms.