A humanitarian crisis is looming in Lebanon where more than 750,000 people have been displaced since the U.S. and Israel began their war with Iran.

The Arab Baptist Theological Seminary near Beirut is sheltering displaced people who fled their homes as fighting between Israel and Hezbollah forces hundreds of thousands of civilians across Lebanon to seek refuge.

The Lebanese Health Ministry said that, as of Sunday, at least 850 people have been killed, including 107 children and 66 women. Additionally, more than one in seven people, or at least 1 million are internally displaced as of Monday, according to official figures.

France’s foreign minister will visit Lebanon on Thursday, the ministry tellls AFP, after the EU called on Israel to stop its military strikes on the country. The visit by Jean-N

Experts explain what an expanded Israeli ground offensive in Lebanon could look like and how it may impact civilians.

Two weeks into Israel’s rapidly escalating bombardment and ground incursion in Lebanon, more than one million people have been forced to flee their homes. Entire villages across south Lebanon have emptied,

Many people in Lebanon are fleeing their homes after Hezbollah launched missiles into Israel from Lebanon in response to the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and Israel retaliated with strikes on Lebanon. This is a photo gallery curated by ...

Lebanon is now again at war, familiar territory for the country but no less calamitous for its people, many of whom are now displaced or haven’t been able to rebuild their homes or their lives from the last war two years ago. And we in the diaspora are once again feeling stuck, unable to take the pain and suffering away from our people.