A grim humanitarian alarm has been raised in Lebanon, where more than 1.2 million people are projected to face acute hunger as conflict intensifies between Israel Defense Forces and Hezbollah.
The warning, contained in a UN-backed report, highlights the devastating impact of the ongoing hostilities, with food systems disrupted, supply chains strained, and thousands of families pushed to the brink.
Aid agencies say the escalating violence has worsened already fragile living conditions, leaving vulnerable communities struggling to access basic necessities.
Humanitarian groups are now calling for urgent intervention to prevent a full-scale food crisis, as the conflict continues to deepen suffering across the region.
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