Several countries have stepped forward to offer humanitarian aid to Lebanon as the Israel-Hezbollah conflict has intensified in recent days.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has pledged a $100 million emergency relief package for Lebanon, according to the state news agency. This initiative underscores the UAE's ongoing commitment to supporting Lebanon during its current challenges.
The European Union (EU) has announced 10 million euros in humanitarian aid to assist those affected by the escalating hostilities in Lebanon. The funding will be used to provide protection, food assistance, shelter, and healthcare.
Saudi Arabia has also announced aid for the Lebanese population, including medical assistance, as reported by the state news agency SPA. The Kingdom has reiterated its commitment to supporting the Lebanese people during these challenging times.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi has ordered the immediate dispatch of emergency medical and humanitarian aid to Lebanon. During a phone call with Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati, Sisi reaffirmed Egypt's continued support for Lebanon.
The Jordanian armed forces have sent a cargo plane carrying humanitarian aid to the Lebanese army to help address the difficult conditions in the country.
Canada is contributing $10 million in humanitarian assistance for civilians in Lebanon, as announced by International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot visited Lebanon to oversee the delivery of humanitarian aid, which includes 12 tonnes of medical equipment to treat 1,000 seriously injured people. France remains committed to standing by the civilians in Lebanon.
A Turkish aircraft arrived in Lebanon last Wednesday carrying medical aid and supplies to support the Lebanese health sector, according to the state-owned Anadolu news agency.
