US EditionAlmost 700,000 displaced in Lebanon as war enters second week
The conflict has killed over 400 people and displaced nearly 700,000 in Lebanon, including 200,000 children, UNICEF said as fighting intensified between Israel and Hezbollah.
- Almost 700,000 people, including around 200,000 children, have been displaced in Lebanon due to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, according to UNICEF regional director Edouard Beigbeder.
- Lebanon has experienced over 400 deaths in the conflict, including civilians among them children and women, resulting from Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah strongholds and financial institutions.
- Syria opened the Arida border crossing to allow Syrian citizens to return from Lebanon amid the conflict, with officials noting increased crossings and efforts to aid the humanitarian crisis.
- Lebanon’s Camille Chamoun Stadium has been converted into a displacement center as families face cold weather and overcrowded shelters amid the conflict.
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Hundreds of thousands displaced by Israeli strikes in Lebanon
In Lebanon the number of reported deaths has risen to 570 and almost 700,000 people have been forced from their homes by the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. Many have moved from dangerous areas in the south of the country and the southern suburbs of Beirut to the supposedly safer neighbourhoods of the capital. But life in the shelters is crowded with necessities in short supply. Our International Editor Lindsey Hilsum spent the day with s…
More than 667,000 Lebanese have been displaced since the resumption of the conflict, an increase of 100,000 in 24 hours.
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