More than 360,000 people remain displaced in Lebanon, according to the United Nations, despite a cease-fire that took effect in April. The figure highlights the continuing humanitarian impact of the conflict as diplomatic efforts proceed.
Israel and Lebanese negotiators entered the second day of U.S.-mediated discussions in Rome on Wednesday. The talks are taking place against a tense backdrop, with reports of Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon despite the cease-fire.
The ongoing displacement and reported violence underscore the challenges facing the negotiations. While the discussions continue, large numbers of people remain unable to return to their homes in Lebanon.
