Lebanon is sliding into a deep humanitarian crisis even as a fragile ceasefire holds on paper. A UN-backed assessment warns that over 1.24 million people could face severe food shortages in the coming months. The situation has worsened rapidly after weeks of conflict, displacement, and economic strain. Meanwhile, Israeli strikes and Hezbollah drone attacks continue to rock southern Lebanon, keeping tensions high despite the truce. With infrastructure battered and families struggling to survive, the country now faces a dangerous mix of war fatigue and hunger that could define the months ahead.