Reel_EN_ Lebanon's Humanitarian Landscape Post-Ceasefire

One year after the escalation of the Israeli war in Lebanon in September 2024, Lebanon continues to face severe and multifaceted humanitarian challenges.

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One year since the escalation of Israeli war

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Date taken / Date Recorded 18/09/2025 10:44 AM

Country Lebanon

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Additional Information / Shotlist • One year since the escalation of the Israeli war in Lebanon, the humanitarian crisis is far from over.

• The ceasefire reached last November did not bring true safety or return to normalcy. Israeli airstrikes and violations continue, hindering people’s ability to recover. Around 82,000 people remain displaced today.

• During the escalation, healthcare facilities, ambulances, and paramedics were attacked. Some facilities remain closed, while many need rehabilitation. The Lebanese healthcare system was already struggling prior to the war.

• Lebanon has long hosted the world’s largest refugee population per capita. Migrants and refugees, Palestinian and Syrian, face barriers to accessing healthcare.

• Meanwhile, amid severe global funding cuts, organisations are ending coverage for healthcare such as hospitalisation. For many who rely on humanitarian assistance, this means losing a critical lifeline.

• Today, hundreds of thousands of families in Lebanon remain burdened by the ongoing economic crisis and the lasting impacts of war.