Lebanon faces ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ under Israeli assault: UN
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The UN warns that Lebanon faces a humanitarian catastrophe due to Israeli bombardment, with displaced families living in fear.
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The UN Refugee Agency has warned that Lebanon faces a "humanitarian catastrophe" as Israeli military operations displace families across the country. According to the agency's official, displaced Lebanese residents are living under constant fear amid ongoing Israeli bombardment. The conflict has created a severe displacement crisis, with civilians bearing the brunt of the military assault. The UN characterization underscores the scale of civilian suffering and the urgent need for humanitarian access to affected populations. The warning reflects growing international concern over the humanitarian toll of the Israel-Lebanon conflict.
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