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According to an analysis conducted in September 2026, 35% of Palestine refugees covered by the food security assessment in Lebanon are facing “Crisis” levels of food insecurity or worse. Around 1.05 million people—21% of the assessed population—are also facing acute food insecurity between September 2026 and February 2027. The analysis projects that this figure will rise to 1.15 million people, or 24%, between March and July 2027, with 97,000 people facing “Emergency” levels. The participating organizations attribute the worsening situation to limited employment opportunities, depleted savings, mounting debt, and rising food and fuel costs. They call for continued assistance, protection of household incomes, and support for agricultural production.
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