Lebanese Children Suffer Deep Trauma Amid Intensified Israeli Strikes

As conflict escalates, young survivors face severe physical and emotional wounds, raising concerns over long-term impacts.

Israeli strikes in Lebanon have resulted in over 100 child fatalities and hundreds more injured in recent weeks.
Children like 4-year-old Hussein Mikdad are grappling with both physical injuries and deep psychological scars after losing family members.
Medical facilities in Lebanon, such as Beirut's Geitaoui Hospital, have significantly increased their capacity to treat war-related injuries, with a notable portion of patients being children.
Families are displaced, with many children experiencing heightened anxiety and aggression, challenging their sense of security and stability.
Experts warn of generational trauma, as children struggle with attachment issues and a lack of safety in their once-secure homes.