Lebanon Crisis: Millions Displaced, Heavy Fighting

0:00On March 20th, over 1 million people in Lebanon are now displaced, with more than 900 killed as Israel steps up its campaign against. Hezbollah militants. The Israeli military has launched hundreds of airstrikes, mostly in southern Lebanon, but also hitting parts of Beirut. The fighting kicked off on March 2nd, when Hezbollah fired missiles into northern Israel to back its ally Iran. Israel responded hard, issuing massive evacuation orders for areas south of the Zaharani River, and nearly half of Beirut, affecting up to 2 million. People total. Civilians are in panic, many fleeing for the second time after last year's clashes. Border towns like Ayaidza Al-Chab sit mostly in ruins, with bridges over the Lytani River destroyed, making escape even harder for those following. Orders. Israel says no one can return south of the Lytani until Hezbollah set up his gun, aiming to enforce a 2006 UN resolution. Others hint at a lasting security zone inside Lebanon, despite UN peacekeepers calling

1:03current bases of violation. Meanwhile, reports highlight white phosphorus use in populated spots, raising fears of fires and burns, as the humanitarian crisis deepens with no. Quick end in sight.