Doctors Without Borders in Blockaded Villages

The residents of Rmeish, Dble, and Ain Ebel villages in South Lebanon have been enduring ongoing blockade and restrictions on movement for months due to Israeli military operations. This has led to the destruction of infrastructure and setbacks in essential services such as water and healthcare. MSF teams have documented damage to water sources and disruption of supply systems, with families relying on costly water trucks. Access to emergency healthcare has also been impeded, with medical referrals delayed by up to 72 hours, amid rising stress and anxiety among the population. The availability of basic services remains limited under these security conditions and mobility challenges.

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