CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX July 14 2025

📊 TODAY’S LEBANON SECURITY INDEX READING

INDEX LEVEL: 🟠 HIGH (70–89)

TODAY’S OVERALL INDEX: 79/100

TREND ANALYSIS: ⚡ VOLATILE

🌡️ GOVERNORATE-BY-GOVERNORATE SECURITY ASSESSMENT

BEIRUT 🏙️

• Index Reading: 65/100 🟡
• Status: The capital remains on high alert amidst the national security crisis. While kinetically quiet, the city is the center of the country’s political and economic vulnerabilities. The risk of protests related to deteriorating living conditions or a sudden political development remains a primary concern for security services.
• Key Factor: Latent risk of civil unrest and high-level political tension.

MOUNT LEBANON 🏞️

• Index Reading: 45/100 🟢
• Status: Conditions remain outwardly stable, establishing this governorate as a key logistical and residential safe zone. However, the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) continues internal security operations targeting undocumented individuals, leading to an increased presence of checkpoints on major thoroughfares.
• Key Factor: General stability, though indirectly affected by national-level security operations and economic strain.

NORTH LEBANON 🌊

• Index Reading: 92/100 🔴
• Status: The security environment remains critical and tense following the July 8 Israeli strike near Tripoli. This precedent has fundamentally changed the risk calculus for the region, which is now considered an active, albeit currently dormant, conflict zone. A heightened LAF and intelligence presence is maintained.
• Key Factor: Aftermath of the recent expansion of the conflict zone, creating a high-threat environment despite no new kinetic events.

AKKAR 🌲

• Index Reading: 93/100 🔴
• Status: The risk level in Akkar is critical. Its proximity to the Tripoli strike zone and the historically porous border with Syria create a high-threat environment. The region is monitored for the potential movement of extremist elements and illicit materials.
• Key Factor: Extreme latent threat from border porosity, compounded by the recent kinetic activity in the neighboring North governorate.

BEQAA VALLEY 🍇

• Index Reading: 80/100 🟠
• Status: No new strikes were reported in the last 24 hours. However, the region remains a high-risk area due to the significant presence of Hezbollah infrastructure and its strategic value as a military and logistical corridor, making it a persistent target for potential Israeli operations.
• Key Factor: Entrenched presence of non-state armed groups and strategic military importance.

BAALBEK-HERMEL 🕌

• Index Reading: 85/100 🟠
• Status: High risk is sustained in this region, which is a known hub for illicit activities and contains a heavy concentration of armed groups largely outside of effective state control. The memory of recent Israeli strikes on July 7 keeps tensions elevated.
• Key Factor: Dominant presence of non-state actors and recent history of direct military targeting.

KESERWAN-JBEIL 🏛️

• Index Reading: 40/100 🟢
• Status: This governorate continues to be the calmest in Lebanon, with no specific security incidents reported. It remains the primary destination for tourism and normal commercial activities, though it is not entirely insulated from the country’s economic hardships.
• Key Factor: Absence of direct military threats, with risks being primarily indirect and related to the national economic situation.

SOUTH LEBANON 🌴

• Index Reading: 98/100 🔴
• Status: The region is an active and intensifying conflict zone. On Sunday, an Israeli airstrike in the border town of Kfar Kila killed a Hezbollah member. This follows a pattern of near-daily targeted killings. Furthermore, a UNIFIL patrol was intercepted by residents in the town of Taybeh on Sunday, marking the second such incident in recent days and indicating a dangerous rise in civil-military friction.
• Key Factor: Active cross-border conflict, targeted assassinations, and escalating tensions between the local population and UNIFIL peacekeepers.

NABATIEH ⛪

• Index Reading: 97/100 🔴
• Status: This governorate remains a primary kinetic theater. Israeli strikes on Sunday targeted the towns of Khiam and Deir Mimas. Israeli use of incendiary munitions has also reportedly caused multiple fires in the region. The threat of drone strikes and artillery fire is constant and widespread.
• Key Factor: Continuous and direct Israeli military operations targeting towns and personnel across the governorate.

🎯 CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX July 14 2025 – TODAY’S SECURITY INTELLIGENCE BRIEF

🔥 HIGH-RISK AREAS TO MONITOR:

• Location 1: Kfar Kila (Marjayoun District): Site of a fatal targeted killing via airstrike on July 13.
• Location 2: Taybeh (Marjayoun District): Site of a civilian interception of a UNIFIL patrol, indicating high potential for civil-military friction.
• Location 3: Khiam & Deir Mimas (Nabatieh): Targeted by Israeli strikes on July 13, confirming their status as active engagement zones.

✅ SECURE ZONES:

• Area 1: Jbeil & Batroun: These coastal cities continue to operate with a high degree of normalcy and remain free of direct security incidents.
• Area 2: Keserwan District: This area remains the primary business and residential-friendly zone with minimal threats.
• Area 3: Central Beirut Neighborhoods (e.g., Achrafieh): While political tension is high, these areas are kinetically calm and suitable for business operations with appropriate vigilance.

⚠️ AVOID TODAY:

• All border towns in South Lebanon & Nabatieh – These are active war zones with a daily threat of airstrikes and shelling.
• UNIFIL Patrol Routes – Due to recent incidents of interception by civilians, proximity to UNIFIL patrols may carry an elevated risk of confrontation.
• Travel after dark in the Bekaa Valley – Reduced visibility and a complex security environment increase risks.

📱 CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX July 14 2025 PROFESSIONAL SECURITY GUIDANCE

🏠 FOR RESIDENTS:

• Situational Awareness: The risk of miscalculation is high. Be aware that any localized incident, particularly in the South, could escalate rapidly.
• Home Security: In all areas, ensure property is secured due to crime driven by the economic crisis. In high-risk zones, ensure your shelter-in-place kits are stocked and accessible.
• Movement Guidance: Avoid proximity to any military convoys or patrols (both LAF and UNIFIL) to minimize risk of being caught in a confrontation.

🏢 FOR BUSINESSES:

• Commercial Security Protocol: All non-essential operations in South Lebanon, Nabatieh, North Lebanon, Akkar, and the Bekaa Valley should remain suspended.
• Staff Safety: Reinforce policies regarding travel to high-risk zones. Ensure all staff, especially those in the South, have a clear understanding of emergency communication plans.
• Business Continuity: The security situation is causing significant disruption to supply chains originating from or transiting through all high-risk governorates. Activate alternative logistics plans now.

🚗 FOR TRAVELERS:

• Transportation Security: Do not attempt any form of tourism or non-essential travel to Lebanon. All major foreign government advisories remain at their highest alert levels.
• Route and Checkpoint Guidance: Expect a heightened LAF presence on major highways connecting Beirut to the North and South. Avoid all secondary roads in high-risk areas.
• Optimal Travel Timing: No time is considered safe for travel in conflict zones. In relatively secure zones like Mount Lebanon, limit travel to daylight hours.

🔮 24-HOUR SECURITY FORECAST – CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX July 14 2025

• Predicted Index Reading: 80/100
• Forecast Trend: ⚡ VOLATILE
• Expected Factors: The pattern of daily, retaliatory cross-border attacks is expected to continue. The escalating friction between local populations and UNIFIL introduces a new and unpredictable variable that could lead to localized clashes or movement restrictions.
• Preparation Recommendation: Maintain a high state of vigilance. Monitor trusted news sources for real-time updates on security incidents, particularly any changes to the status of main highways.

📊 WEEKLY SECURITY ANALYSIS – CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX July 14 2025

• This Week’s Average: 88/100
• Change from Last Week: +10 points
• Monthly Trend: Deteriorating. The security situation is demonstrably worsening. The weekly average has climbed significantly due to the expansion of the conflict to the North and the daily rhythm of targeted killings in the South. The new trend of civilian friction with UNIFIL adds a dangerous layer of internal instability to the external conflict.
• Seasonal Assessment: The current conflict dynamics have completely overridden any typical seasonal security patterns.

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Government Emergency Services:

• 🚑 Lebanese Red Cross: 140
• 🚓 Internal Security Forces (Police): 112
• 🔥 Civil Defense (Fire/Rescue): 175
• 🏥 Emergency Medical Services: 140
• ⚡ Electricité du Liban (EDL): 1707
• 💧 Water Emergency: 1594
• 🛣️ Traffic Control: 1717

Military & Security:

• 🪖 Lebanese Armed Forces: 1701
• 🛡️ General Security: 1717
• 🔒 State Security: 1717
• 🌊 Maritime Security: 1625

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• ☎️ Telecom Emergency: 110
• 🏦 Banking Emergency: 1702
• 🆘 General Emergency: 999
• 📞 Directory Assistance: 120

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