Lebanese families displaced by Israeli army attacks on southern Beirut take shelter in a school, living in classrooms and tents set up in the schoolyard after being forced to flee their homes in Beirut, Lebanon on March 27, 2026. [Houssam Shbaro - Anadolu Agency]
The UNHCR has warned that more than one million people have been displaced in Lebanon within the past month due to the ongoing Israeli aggression, describing the situation as deeply alarming. UNHCR spokesperson Babar Baloch said the scale of displacement — representing nearly one-fifth of the country’s population — reflects a rapidly expanding humanitarian crisis. He explained that Israeli evacuation orders, followed by direct attacks, have triggered continuous internal displacement, with civilians repeatedly forced to move under unstable and dangerous conditions. According to Baloch, most of the displaced are living in severe hardship, facing economic deprivation and significant psychological trauma, while many are sheltering in overcrowded facilities lacking basic necessities. The crisis has also extended beyond Lebanon’s borders. More than […]

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