Frustrations grow over bank restrictions in Lebanon

Capital controls have been in place since anti-establishment protests against the political class began in mid-October.

Banks in Lebanon are being increasingly targeted by demonstrators demanding access to their money.

And the central bank governor says foreign financial support is desperately needed to ease the economic crisis.

That is unlikely to happen if politicians can not agree on the make-up of a new government.

Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr reports from Beirut.