Lebanon: Civilians trapped in war as humanitarians need surge @ICRC
Lebanon: Civilians trapped in war as humanitarians need surge  @ICRC
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 57 minutes ago
Across Lebanon, daily life has been replaced by uncertainty and survival. Families are displaced, services are strained, and the risk is constant. Yet even in these conditions, medical and humanitarian workers continue to save lives.

Civilians must be protected, and the human cost of the conflict cannot be ignored.

Agnes Dhur, ICRC's head of delegation in Lebanon, shares.
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Lebanon: Civilians trapped in war as humanitarians need surge

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