"We will not allow Hezbollah and its supporters to continue funding terrorism against the State of Israel," said Katz.
A Hezbollah-run campaign fundraising for weaponry called to make money transfers through international and local services, pointing at Western Union and Whish Money as key service providers.
Investigations continue into allegations that Lafarge was complicit in crimes against humanity, part of the wider probe into how the group kept its factory running in Syria.
He is suspected of transferring funds through his personal businesses, including a chain of supermarkets in Shu'afat and Anata.
The IDF also killed Salame Barake, who was a Hamas operative in the eastern Khan Yunis Battalion and Head of Finance in the Hamas Police.
"We must all refuse to sit by and allow history to repeat itself. To anyone who believes they can wait this out, the mobs will come for you, Jewish or not."
The funds were acquired throughout the war by the Plunder Seizure Unit of the Technology and Logistics Branch.
“If you block the flow of the money, you can block the flow of the terrorism, and the only way to do so is by bringing legal actions against the terror organizations and their financial patrons."
Last week, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said Turkey had detained 147 people suspected of having ties to Islamic State in operations across 33 provinces.
Images of the documents published by the IDF suggest the figure is, in total, $154 million provided by Iran to Sinwar.