Lebanon's Health Ministry reported on March 11, 2026, that the death toll from 10 days of intensified fighting between Israel and Hezbollah has risen to 634, with 91 children among the victims. Over 1,500 people have been wounded, according to Health Minister Rakan Nassereddine.
Social Affairs Minister Haneen Sayed revealed that more than 816,000 residents have registered as displaced since the conflict began in early March, with approximately 126,000 currently sheltering in collective facilities. The figures highlight the escalating humanitarian crisis as hostilities persist.
The displacement tracking system, managed by the Social Affairs Ministry, underscores the strain on Lebanon's infrastructure, with aid organizations scrambling to provide essentials to affected families. The conflict, now entering its second week, has drawn international calls for de-escalation amid fears of regional spillover.
