The European Commission announced €10 million in additional humanitarian aid to help people in Lebanon affected by the ongoing escalation of hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel.
This emergency funding aims to tackle the most urgent needs such as protection, food assistance, shelter and health care. The EU stands ready to provide further support by mobilising all the available emergency response tools, including via use of the Civil Protection Mechanism.
In 2024, the EU provided €74 million in humanitarian aid to help vulnerable populations in Lebanon, including this allocation.
EU releases €10 million in humanitarian to Lebanon
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- MTV Sources: The French Foreign Minister's proposal is based on the principle that a buffer zone should be established along the border under the authority of the Lebanese army, with Hezbollah withdrawing beyond the Litani River
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- Bloomberg, according to an informed source: Both Iraq and Syria will become key channels for transferring resources to Hezbollah
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