Kuwait sentences Hezbollah members: 10 years in prison and millions in fines

A Kuwaiti court has sentenced three Kuwaiti citizens and one Lebanese citizen to 10 years in prison and a fine of 6 million dinars (about 59 million shekels) for joining and financing Hezbollah. Another Kuwaiti citizen received 7 years and a similar fine for financing a terrorist organization.

A Kuwaiti court has issued a verdict in a case involving ties to the Lebanese organization Hezbollah. Three Kuwaiti citizens and one Lebanese citizen were sentenced to 10 years in prison. Each was fined 6 million Kuwaiti dinars, equivalent to approximately 59 million shekels. Another Kuwaiti citizen was sentenced to seven years in prison and the same fine for financing a terrorist organization. The sentences were handed down for joining and financing Hezbollah. The article is a brief news report without additional context or commentary.