Life in a Lebanese Palestinian camp: ‘We still don’t feel safe. At any time they may strike here as well’
Women in Lebanon’s largest Palestinian camp talk about how their lives have been changed by Israel’s attack
Abandoned in Lebanon: How Ireland offered Syrian refugees a route to safety, then left them in a war zone
Two years ago about 375 Syrians were interviewed in Lebanon by Irish officials and told they would be resettled in Ireland before 2024. They’re still waiting - amid bombs, deprivation and discrimination. Sally Hayden spoke to some of those people, who feel trapped, scared and forgotten
Israeli drones an essential part of EU’s attempt to stop refugees and migrants from reaching its territory
Drones ‘tested over Gaza’ have been reappropriated by the EU to monitor migrants in the Mediterranean
Repeated Israeli strikes cause widespread destruction in Nabatieh, Lebanon
Footage taken from Nabatieh, Lebanon shows the destruction caused by repeated Israeli strikes in the area. Video: Sally Hayden
Inside a Lebanese hospital: ‘We are here to help civilians, we can’t leave’
Nabatieh has been under evacuation orders since early October. Despite this, civilians remain, and it is for them that city’s hospital stays open, staff say
‘They are bombing them directly’: Medics in Lebanon increasingly worried about ‘double tap’ air strikes
MSF says at least 50 paramedics were killed by Israeli attacks in a single fortnight. Ambulance teams are delaying initial emergency responses to avoid getting hit in second act of ‘double-tap’ strikes
Palestinians care for displaced Lebanese in Beirut’s southern suburbs
The Refugee Dreams Association has mounted an emergency response to help some of the now roughly 1.2 million people displaced in Lebanon – more than one-fifth of the country’s population
Beirut under attack: ‘It’s a devastating thing for your mind and heart’
No sirens and no warning from Israeli forces before loud explosions shake the city and kill 22 people
Residential areas of Beirut left decimated following Israeli strikes
Locals in Beirut were seen surveying the damage after Israeli missiles struck two residential areas of the Lebanese capital. Video: Sally Hayden
‘In the next weeks we will not be here. We will all die or we will be displaced’
As Israel wages intense aerial assaults with the stated aim of getting its own displaced people home, many Lebanese worry that soon nowhere will be safe
The Bekaa Valley: Once known for its beauty and vineyards, now locals fear bombs at any moment
As Israel attempts a land invasion in Lebanon’s south, and continues with air strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs, the Bekaa Valley in the east has also become a war zone
Dahiyeh was an area bustling and full of life in Beirut. Now, as we walk around, it stands empty
Bombings are audible right across Lebanon’s capital but have mainly concentrated on one part of Beirut’s southern suburbs
Anger and fear in Beirut: ‘The Israeli army are treating us like mice’
Israel’s attacks on Lebanon have triggered a scramble to flee the country, while people who remain fear even more bloodshed is on the way
Lebanon braces for Israeli ground invasion as the country reels from day of assassinations
As many as a million people are thought to be displaced now in Lebanon, according to Lebanese authorities, while the death toll since September 16th is at least 1,135