The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) has reported that more than one million people have been displaced in Lebanon over the past month due to Israeli aggression. According to UNHCR spokesperson Babar Baloch, the situation in Lebanon is becoming increasingly dire, with widespread displacement following Israeli evacuation orders and subsequent attacks. The report, cited by Turkey’s Anadolu Agency, said that one in every five people in Lebanon has been forced from their homes, with around 600 shelters now housing the displaced population.
Baloch stated that the conflict shows no signs of slowing and is severely affecting both Lebanese citizens and Syrian refugees living in the country. He added that over 200,000 people have fled Lebanon for Syria, averaging about 7,000 crossings per day. Many displaced individuals within Lebanon continue to move from place to place in search of safety.
To support those affected, UNHCR is working to raise $300 million in humanitarian funding for displaced people across Lebanon.
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