Lebanese Hezbollah and Hamas Money Changers Found Dead in Beirut

Mohammed Sarur, a senior Hezbollah money changer sanctioned by the US Treasury for allegedly transferring millions of dollars to Hamas, was found dead in a mountain town near Beirut with gunshot wounds to his legs and a large sum of money on his body, indicating a violent interrogation. His death comes amid heightened tensions in Lebanon, including fears of political and sectarian violence, and concerns about money laundering in the midst of the country's financial collapse.