Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Cost Lebanon $8.5 Billion, World Bank Says
DUBAI (Reuters) - The World Bank said on Thursday the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has caused $8.5 billion in damage and losses to Lebanon, with final figures expected to be significantly higher as the conflict continues.
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