UNICEF has issued an urgent appeal for $105 million to assist approximately 1 million people, including 350,000 children, affected by the escalating conflict in Lebanon. The humanitarian situation has deteriorated rapidly due to a significant increase in hostilities on the Lebanon-Israel border, resulting in over 1,600 deaths, including 104 children, and extensive displacement. More than 300,000 children have been displaced, lacking access to essential supplies such as water, food, and medical care. UNICEF warns that the ongoing violence has instilled deep fear and trauma among children, threatening their mental and physical well-being. In response, UNICEF is intensifying emergency operations to provide health, nutrition, and psychosocial support, while urging the international community to ensure open supply routes for delivering aid. The crisis is compounded by Lebanon's existing socio-economic troubles, making the urgent need for humanitarian support even more critical.