Aitaroun evacuation vehicles attacked

Israeli forces issued warnings to leave southern villages; residents faced damaged roads, shortages and continuing strikes. Many civilians could not safely evacuate, complicating the humanitarian...

Continued Israeli strikes and Hezbollah rocket fire widened the war and accelerated the displacement of Lebanese civilians. The parties offered opposing accounts of military necessity and...

Bombardment, damaged roads and insecurity impeded relief movements. Civilians and humanitarian workers faced increasing danger as the conflict continued.

An Israeli strike hit a United Arab Emirates Red Crescent convoy, killing a driver and destroying aid supplies, according to Human Rights Watch. The incident raised concerns over protection of...

Human Rights Watch documented an Israeli attack on Srifa that killed numerous civilians. The case formed part of its investigation into the distinction between civilian homes and military targets.

Israeli strikes killed four Darwish family members in Ainata after they returned from purchasing and distributing bread, according to Human Rights Watch. The incident illustrates risks faced by...

Foreign governments accelerated the evacuation of nationals from Lebanon while bombardment and transport disruption continued. These operations highlighted the scale of regional spillover.

Hezbollah fighters continued opposing Israeli ground movements in southern Lebanon, while Israeli air strikes and artillery fire continued. Both sides sought to shape the battlefield and public...

Despite evacuation warnings, residents unable to travel remained in southern Lebanon because of destroyed roads, fuel shortages, poverty and concern for vulnerable relatives.

Two clearly marked Red Cross ambulances were hit in Qana, injuring ambulance workers and patients, according to Human Rights Watch. The attack prompted scrutiny of humanitarian protection obligations.