Following nearly two weeks of escalating hostilities in Lebanon, airstrikes have reportedly killed or injured thousands of civilians, including women and children, as well as health and aid workers. The number of displaced people surpasses one million, with tens of thousands reportedly sheltering in overcrowded shelters, schools, or makeshift sites.
Lebanese authorities estimate that the number of displaced people now surpasses one million, with tens of thousands staying in overcrowded collective shelters, schools, or in informal sites. A ground invasion will only compound the deteriorating humanitarian situation across the country, creating further waves of displacement to areas already struggling to cope, and putting at grave risk the lives of civilians who are unable to leave conflict-affected areas.
Cash assistance for protection or survival. For housing, food, or essential services, small sums of cash assistance can reduce reliance on shelters. Flexible cash support empowers people to prioritize and meet quickly their highest needs and enhances their safety in a rapidly evolving crisis. Essential food support in safe spaces. We conduct or support programs that allow families to gather and share meals, promoting emotional support and community connections during times of crisis.
Our response in Lebanon is backed by 90 years of emergency response expertise and deep experience working in the Middle East and North Africa region across Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, and Gaza, which helped 6.3 million people last year. Thank you for your generosity. Your gift allows us to deliver comprehensive help to people affected by hu
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