Israel's attacks in Lebanon push population to the brink

Reports say at least 1.2 million people have been displaced after mass evacuation orders, and Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health reports 1,094 dead and 3,119 wounded in just over three weeks.

It is reported to be four weeks into a broader United States-Israeli military campaign, and Lebanon is experiencing a rapid rise in displacement and strain on services. Mass evacuation orders from southern Lebanon and parts of Beirut have affected large numbers of residents. Many people and aid workers describe a sharp increase in humanitarian and mental health needs compared with earlier waves of violence. The current situation follows a previous large-scale campaign less than two years ago. Reported facts: - Lebanese authorities reported that forced evacuation orders and fighting have displaced at least 1.2 million people across the country. - Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health reported 1,094 deaths and 3,119 wounded in just over three weeks, including women and children. - Aid agencies, volunteers and UN representatives describe worsening strain on health services and mental health supports, and report increased calls to a national emotional support hotline. Summary: The reported attacks have led to widespread displacement and rising civilian casualties, placing heavy pressure on health, social and humanitarian services. Undetermined at this time.