During a visit to Beirut, Commissioner Hadja Lahbib said that 'more than three million people depend on aid to survive.' Meanwhile, the IDF announced that it attacked more than 85 Hezbollah infrastructure sites in Lebanon over the past day
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During a visit to Beirut, Commissioner Hadja Lahbib said that 'more than three million people depend on aid to survive.' Meanwhile, the IDF announced that it attacked more than 85 Hezbollah infrastructure sites in Lebanon over the past day
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11:05 AM • May 09 2026 IDT
The European Commissioner for Crisis Management and Equality, Hadja Lahbib, said on Friday that more than half of Lebanon's population needs humanitarian aid following Israel's war with Hezbollah, with over 3 million people relying on assistance to survive.
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