Lebanon/Israel: Fears for safety of civilians grow as devastating death toll in Lebanon continues to rise Why is there a concern for civilian safety in Lebanon and Israel? Lebanon experienced the deadliest day since the civil war 558 people killed in a single day, including children and women Concerns about civilian casualties due to hostilities … Read more
Responding to the Humanitarian Crisis in Lebanon What’s Happening? Israeli bombings in Lebanon on Monday led to widespread destruction 558 people are dead, 1,835 are injured, and thousands are displaced How Are We Helping? MSF teams are providing healthcare and relief items to displaced individuals Distribution of non-food items like mattresses and hygiene kits is … Read more
What is happening in Lebanon? The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is actively working on the ground in Lebanon. How is ICRC helping in Lebanon? ICRC is providing essential humanitarian assistance to those affected by the recent explosion in Beirut. They are distributing food, water, and other supplies to those in need. ICRC … Read more
Southern Lebanon Receives Relief: 8,000 Families Benefit from Food Parcels What does this mean for the community? Food parcels distributed to 8,000 families in Southern Lebanon Providing essential aid to those in need Alleviating hunger and food insecurity How was this humanitarian effort executed? Collaboration between humanitarian organizations Efficient distribution and logistics Impactful support for … Read more
Seeking Justice in Lebanon’s Military Court: A Glimpse into a Landmark Trial Sahar Mandour, Amnesty International’s Researcher on Lebanon, has been closely following a significant torture trial at the country’s Military Court. The trial revolves around the tragic death of Syrian refugee Bashar Abed Saud in state custody, with allegations of torture by members of … Read more
Since 2010, MSF has been providing free medical services in the Baalbek-Hermel governorate, northeast of Lebanon, including paediatrics, sexual and reproductive healthcare, treatment for non-communicable diseases, vaccinations, and mental health support for refugees and locals. Why are missed medical appointments rising? Due to fear of crossing army checkpoints Economic crisis and intolerance towards Syrian refugees … Read more