In Lebanon, escalating hostilities are turning lives upside down @ICRC
In Lebanon, escalating hostilities are turning lives upside down @ICRC
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
In Lebanon, escalating hostilities are turning lives upside down, as damage to civilian infrastructure disrupts access to essential services. Civilians and the infrastructure they rely on must never be part of the fight.

Mamdouh Zaabal, ICRC's head of subdelegation in Tyre, Lebanon, shares.
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In Lebanon, escalating hostilities are turning lives upside down

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