Over 1,000 Lebanese people have been killed and 6,000 wounded since Israel intensified cross-border attacks in southern Lebanon and Beirut, according to the Lebanese health authorities. View on eurone

Since the beginning of the heavy Israeli attacks in Lebanon, "significantly more" than 30,000 people have already fled to neighbouring Syria, according to UN reports. About 80% are said to be Syrian citizens,

Jdaidit Yabws, Syria - September 30, 2024 Around 100,000 Lebanese refugees have fled into Syria since Israel began its bombing of Lebanon, according to the United Nations. The UN Refugee Agency and its partner organisations have been offering food,

Gaza A steady stream of packed buses and cars carrying anxious migrants rushed towards the Jedaydet Yabous border crossing between Lebanon and Syria on Monday. Distraught families lugging their possessions waited in huge queues as overwhelmed officials struggled with the masses of people jostling to enter.

More than 100,000 people have crossed into Syria from Lebanon since a conflict between Israeli forces and the Hezbollah militia escalated this month, the UN refugee agency chief said on Monday. Filippo Grandi said on social media platform X that those fleeing included both Lebanese and Syrian nationals.