U.S. Commits $157 Million in Aid to Address Lebanon Crisis

The humanitarian assistance aims to support displaced populations and refugees affected by ongoing conflict in Lebanon and neighboring Syria.

The U.S. State Department announced a new humanitarian aid package totaling nearly $157 million for Lebanon.
This funding is intended to assist internally displaced persons and refugee communities within Lebanon.
The aid will also support those fleeing to neighboring Syria amid escalating regional tensions.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized the U.S. commitment to leading humanitarian efforts in response to the crisis.
The announcement follows increased military activity between Israel and Hezbollah, impacting Lebanese civilians.