Lebanon's caretaker Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, has announced plans to meet with donor countries to secure additional humanitarian funding in response to the escalating displacement crisis caused by Israel's ongoing aerial bombardment. As hundreds of thousands of people are forced to flee their homes, Mikati emphasized the challenges of addressing the situation, stating, "We are trying as much as possible to fill the gaps; as I said yesterday, it is not an easy process." He is set to appeal to international donors on Tuesday for financial assistance to support Lebanon through the United Nations.

**Israel-Hezbollah Update: Lebanon Prepares for Possible Ground Invasion Amid Calls for Ceasefire** Tensions continue to escalate as Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have resulted in over 600 fatalities since Monday, according to the Lebanese health ministry. Among the deceased are numerous women and at least 50 children. In light of the ongoing violence, both the United States and France have urged for a 21-day ceasefire to alleviate the humanitarian crisis. As the situation develops, Lebanon is bracing for a potential ground invasion.