Thousands of Lebanese trapped behind Israeli frontlines rely on humanitarian aid
The humanitarian crisis in Southern Lebanon is reaching a breaking point. As Prime Minister Netanyahu confirms plans to expand a military 'buffer zone' along the border, sweeping evacuation orders south of the Litani River have already forced over a million people to flee. Yet, thousands remain trapped behind the frontlines. Our correspondents, Mélina Huet and Achraf Abid, joined a rare humanitarian convoy into the restricted zone.
The humanitarian crisis in Southern Lebanon is reaching a breaking point. As Prime Minister Netanyahu confirms plans to expand a military 'buffer zone' along the border, sweeping evacuation orders south of the Litani River have already forced over a million people to flee. Yet, thousands remain trapped behind the frontlines. Our correspondents, Mélina Huet and Achraf Abid, joined a rare humanitarian convoy into the restricted zone.
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