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Lebanon: Flash Update 10 - Escalation of hostilities in Lebanon, as of 19 March 2026

HIGHLIGHTS - Over one thousand people have been killed and 2,584 injured . A humanitarian worker with children, a journalist and his spouse are killed, another journalist and a cameraman injured. 31 healthcare workers killed since 2 March. - UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director, Ted Chaiban: "Recent escalation has killed or wounded the equivalent of "one classroom of children every day." - Ongoing displacement orders are driving repeated population movements, with over 1.2 million people displaced, including 134,439 IDPs in 636 collective shelters-mainly in Beirut and Mount Lebanon-amid growing shelter shortages and protection risks. Situation Overview Since the beginning of March 2026, the escalation of hostilities across Lebanon has driven a rapid and severe deterioration in the humanitari

Lebanon UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Mar 21, 2026, 2:52 PM UTC

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HIGHLIGHTS - Over one thousand people have been killed and 2,584 injured . A humanitarian worker with children, a journalist and his spouse are killed, another journalist and a cameraman injured. 31 healthcare workers killed since 2 March. - UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director, Ted Chaiban: "Recent escalation has killed or wounded the equivalent of "one classroom of children every day." - Ongoing displacement orders are driving repeated population movements, with over 1.2 million people displaced, including 134,439 IDPs in 636 collective shelters-mainly in Beirut and Mount Lebanon-amid growing shelter shortages and protection risks. Situation Overview Since the beginning of March 2026, the escalation of hostilities across Lebanon has driven a rapid and severe deterioration in the humanitari