UNICEF: 436 Schools Damaged in Lebanon raising risks for 100,000 Students
UNICEF has confirmed that the war in Lebanon has led to the destruction of approximately 436 schools, threatening the educational future of about 100,000 children and increasing their humanitarian suffering. The organization pointed out that since March, 261 children have been killed and 1,056 others injured, in addition to the destruction of schools and the endangerment of children's rights to education, healthcare, and protection. UNICEF called for urgent action to protect children. As part of its efforts, it emphasized the importance of investing in children as a fundamental means for society to recover from the impacts of conflict and economic crisis. During its visit to Lebanon, UNICEF officials met with Lebanese leaders and assessed the needs of displaced children, focusing on supporting education and psychological and social services.
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