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Former Lebanese minister Issam Charafeddine uses a hammer to knock the glass of a local bank in Beirut during a protest by depositors who are still unable to withdraw their foreign-currency savings. Depositors called on the government and Parliament to adopt a fair plan to recover their funds. Demonstrators clashed with security forces guarding a bank leaving several people injured among the protesters. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260917_zip_n313_001

Former Lebanese minister Issam Charafeddine uses a hammer to knock the glass of a local bank in Beirut during a protest by depositors who are still unable to withdraw their foreign-currency savings. Depositors called on the government and Parliament to adopt a fair plan to recover their funds. Demonstrators clashed with security forces guarding a bank leaving several people injured among the protesters. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260917_zip_n313_001

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    Recording Date: Sep 17, 2026

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    September 17, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Former Lebanese minister Issam Charafeddine uses a hammer to knock the glass of a local bank in Beirut during a protest by depositors who are still unable to withdraw their foreign-currency savings. Depositors called on the government and Parliament to adopt a fair plan to recover their funds. Demonstrators clashed with security forces guarding a bank leaving several people injured among the protesters. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260917_zip_n313_001

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