CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX – April 2 2026

Thursday, April 2, 2026

⛔ ACTIVE WAR — DAY 34 OF THE IRAN WAR

INDEX LEVEL: 🔴🔴 CATASTROPHIC OVERALL INDEX: 99/100 TREND: ⬆️ MAXIMUM — TRUMP SAYS WAR “NEARING COMPLETION” BUT ESCALATION CONTINUES; HEZBOLLAH FIRES 50+ ROCKETS; IDF CONFIRMS 2,500 LEBANON TARGETS STRUCK

⛔ EMERGENCY STATUS PREAMBLE

THIS IS DAY 34 OF THE US-ISRAELI WAR ON IRAN. TRUMP ADDRESSED THE NATION LAST NIGHT. THE WAR CONTINUES.

Last night, Trump delivered his first prime-time address since launching the war 34 days ago, declaring that its “core strategic objectives are nearing completion.” He said the US destroyed Iran’s missile production and navy, ensured its proxies could no longer destabilize the region, and guaranteed Iran would not get a nuclear weapon. He did NOT mention the Strait of Hormuz deadline he had earlier set for April 6.

He said countries that rely on the strait “must take care of that passage” and “grab it and cherish it” — effectively washing his hands of it. Markets reacted negatively: Brent crude rose 5% to $106/barrel after his address. Iran’s back-channel ceasefire signals continue — Pezeshkian had told European leaders he had “the necessary will to end this conflict” — but Iran’s formal response remains that there are “no negotiations.”

In Lebanon today: Hezbollah fired more than 50 rockets at northern Israel this morning — confirmed by the IDF. A Hezbollah rocket struck a building in Shfaram, a Druze city east of Haifa, with AFP photographing the damage. Two people were lightly wounded. The IDF confirmed it has now struck over 2,500 targets in Lebanon and killed approximately 900 Hezbollah operatives since March 2. The Lebanese Health Ministry confirms the total death toll stands at 1,318+ with over 1 million displaced. Israeli ground forces from the 91st Division were photographed in operations in southern Lebanon this morning by IDF official photography.

Meanwhile, Macron told reporters in Seoul it would be “unrealistic” to force open the Strait of Hormuz militarily — contradicting Trump’s position. Iraq has begun exporting oil by tanker truck through Syria as an alternative to the blocked Hormuz route. The WFP warns 45 million additional people will fall into acute hunger if current conditions continue through June.

Rafic Hariri Airport: Operating. Continue to prioritise departure.

📅 UPDATED WAR TIMELINE — KEY EVENTS SINCE APRIL 1

🚨 ALL BREAKING DEVELOPMENTS — THURSDAY APRIL 2, 2026

🔴 #1 — HEZBOLLAH FIRES 50+ ROCKETS AT NORTHERN ISRAEL; SHFARAM (DRUZE CITY) STRUCK

[Times of Israel / AFP/Ilia Yefimovich — confirmed today]

Hezbollah has fired more than 50 rockets from Lebanon at northern Israel this morning, according to IDF assessments. A Hezbollah rocket struck a building in Shfaram — a predominantly Druze city east of Haifa in northern Israel — overnight. AFP photographer Ilia Yefimovich photographed the damage on April 2. Two people were lightly wounded. This is a significant target: Shfaram is a mixed Arab-Druze-Jewish city with no military installations — its being struck directly by a Hezbollah rocket is a demonstration of Hezbollah’s continued willingness and capability to hit civilian population centres well beyond the immediate border area. Multiple rocket sirens also activated in Kiryat Shmona and surrounding areas.

🔴 #2 — TRUMP NATIONAL ADDRESS: WAR “NEARING COMPLETION”; HORMUZ LEFT TO OTHERS; NO CEASEFIRE YET

[CBS News / NPR / Washington Post / Fox News — confirmed last night, April 1]

Trump delivered his first prime-time address on the Iran war at 9pm ET on April 1, flanked by Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine, Secretary of State Rubio, and Defence Secretary Hegseth. Key confirmed content:

• Trump said the war’s “core strategic objectives are nearing completion”
• He justified the war as destroying Iran’s missile production and Navy, weakening its proxies, and guaranteeing no Iranian nuclear weapon
• He stated countries that rely on the Strait of Hormuz must take care of passage themselves: “They’ll be able to fend for themselves”
• He did not mention the April 6 deadline he had earlier set for Iran to open Hormuz or face energy infrastructure strikes
• Netanyahu, speaking in the spirit of Passover, said Israel had delivered “ten plagues” upon the Axis of Evil, listing blows to Hamas, Hezbollah, Assad, the Houthis, and five blows to Iran
• Market reaction: Brent crude rose 5% to $106/barrel; US crude climbed 4% to $104/barrel after the speech; Japan’s Nikkei fell 1.5%; South Korea’s Kospi fell 3.4%
• Trump said Iran had requested a ceasefire — Iran denied this. Pezeshkian told European Council president he had “the necessary will to end this conflict, provided that essential conditions are met”

The address provided no concrete ceasefire timeline, no Hormuz resolution plan, and no Lebanon exit framework. It was widely interpreted as a “victory narrative” speech without signalling imminent de-escalation.

🔴 #3 — IDF CONFIRMS: 2,500 TARGETS STRUCK IN LEBANON; 900 HEZBOLLAH OPERATIVES KILLED

[Times of Israel / IDF Spokesman Defrin — confirmed April 1-2]

IDF Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin confirmed that the Israeli Air Force has struck over 2,500 targets in Lebanon and killed approximately 900 Hezbollah operatives since March 2. Defrin said the IDF’s ground offensive is “pushing the enemy north, and distancing the threat from the communities.” The IDF released photographs on April 2 of 91st “Galilee” Regional Division troops operating in southern Lebanon. The four divisions remain active on Lebanese territory.

🔴 #4 — COMMANDER HAJ YOUSSEF ISMAIL HASHEM — HEZBOLLAH’S SOUTHERN FRONT CHIEF — KILLED IN BEIRUT

[Al Jazeera / Times of Israel / IDF — confirmed April 1]

Israel’s Navy killed Haj Youssef Ismail Hashem, the commander of Hezbollah’s Southern Front — the most senior Hezbollah figure killed since the start of the current war on March 2. Hashem had taken over the Southern Front from Ali Karaki in September 2024, after Karaki was killed alongside Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah. The IDF described him as “a central figure responsible for advancing thousands of attacks against Israeli civilians and troops.” Hezbollah confirmed his death, calling him “a beacon of the Islamic Resistance.” The strike in Jnah was the vehicle-targeted assassination confirmed yesterday. The killing of the Southern Front commander mid-invasion is a significant blow to Hezbollah’s tactical command of resistance operations against the four invading IDF divisions.

🔴 #5 — TRUMP SAYS US “NOT GOING TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH” HORMUZ; MACRON: FORCE “UNREALISTIC”

[NPR / CBS / Times of Israel — confirmed today]

Two major developments on the Strait of Hormuz diplomatic front today:

Trump: In his address last night, Trump shrugged off the largely blockaded Strait of Hormuz, saying “we’re not going to have anything to do with it,” leaving other countries to deal with Iran’s chokehold. He said, “They’ll be able to fend for themselves,” having previously told European allies to “go get your own oil!” The head of Iran’s Parliament National Security Committee said on social media the strait would reopen “but not for you” — addressed to Trump.

Macron: On a state visit to South Korea on April 2, French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters it would be “unrealistic” to force open the Strait of Hormuz through a military operation. “This was never the option we have supported because it is unrealistic. It would take forever, and would expose all those who go through the strait to risks from the guardians of the revolution but also ballistic missiles.” Macron reiterated France’s call for a ceasefire and “return to peace.”

UK’s Starmer: Led 35 nations signing a statement committing to work together on restoring maritime security. UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is leading a conference on the issue; military planners are working on “naval options” for when the war ends.

Result: No coalition to militarily reopen Hormuz has materialised. Traffic through the strait has fallen 90% since the war began. Iran has approved a law to charge vessels for crossing. 20,000 seafarers are trapped in the active war zone.

🔴 #6 — BRENT CRUDE $106/BARREL; WFP: 45 MILLION MORE INTO ACUTE HUNGER BY JUNE

[Fox News / WFP / NPR — confirmed today]

Following Trump’s address, Brent crude rose 5% to $106.22/barrel and US crude rose 4% to $104.36/barrel. US average regular gasoline reached $4.064 — more than $1 higher than a month ago ($2.984 pre-war). The WFP warns that if current conditions continue through June, 45 million additional people will fall into acute hunger globally — reaching 363 million total. WFP’s supply chain director:

“This is a whole disruption of the global supply chain. What we’ve seen after COVID is that it took four to five months to get back into place once the situation stabilized. We’re looking at a longer-term situation.” Tens of thousands of tons of food aid are stuck in ports. Carriers cannot use Hormuz and are avoiding the Suez Canal, adding a month to shipping time. Iraq has begun exporting oil by tanker truck through Syria as an alternative route — a sign of how severely the global energy architecture is being disrupted.

🔴 #7 — PAKISTAN-CHINA JOINT MEDIATION CALL; PEZESHKIAN SIGNALS “NECESSARY WILL” TO END WAR

[NPR / CBS News / CNBC — confirmed April 1–2]

The foreign ministers of Pakistan and China issued a joint statement calling for a ceasefire, an end to attacks on civilian infrastructure, and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan has been relaying messages between the US and Iran; China’s Foreign Ministry applauded the effort. Iran’s President Pezeshkian told the European Council president he had “the necessary will to end this conflict, provided that essential conditions are met — especially the guarantees required to prevent repetition of the aggression.”

This represents the clearest signal yet from the Iranian presidency that Tehran is prepared to discuss an end to the war — though the IRGC’s public statements, which carry more actual authority, remain belligerent. Real power in Iran’s wartime decision-making appears to have shifted fully to the IRGC since the civilian leadership was decimated. The disconnect between Pezeshkian’s diplomatic signals and IRGC public declarations is a structural problem for any ceasefire framework.

🔴 #8 — IDF 91ST DIVISION OPERATIONS IN SOUTH LEBANON — PHOTOGRAPHED APRIL 2; FOUR DIVISIONS ACTIVE

[IDF / Times of Israel — confirmed today]

The IDF released official photographs on April 2 of 91st “Galilee” Regional Division troops operating in southern Lebanon. All four divisions — 91st, 36th, 146th, and 162nd — remain confirmed active inside Lebanon. The stated IDF aim: a permanent 30km security zone from the Israeli border to the Litani River. Ground combat with Hezbollah continues throughout south Lebanon and Nabatieh Governorate. Hezbollah confirmed striking a Merkava tank with a guided missile near the Qantara school in southern Lebanon — “causing it to burn” — per LiveUAMap/Hezbollah statements. Anti-tank missile capability remains intact and is being actively deployed.

🔴 #9 — HOUMINE EL-TAHTA FAMILY OF FOUR KILLED; AL-MANSOURI MOTORCYCLE DRONE STRIKE — 2 DEAD

[LiveUAMap / NNA / Antiwar.com — confirmed April 1]

Additional civilian casualties confirmed from yesterday:

• Houmine el-Tahta (south Lebanon): Four members of one family killed in an Israeli airstrike on their home at dawn — confirmed by multiple sources.
• Al-Mansouri (South Governorate): Two people killed in an Israeli drone strike targeting a motorcycle — a car/motorcycle targeting pattern identical to the Qaqaiyat al-Jisr Lebanese Army soldier killing.

The pattern of vehicle-targeted drone and airstrike assassinations — hitting motorcycles and cars — continues throughout the south, raising ongoing concerns about civilian casualties given the indistinguishable nature of civilian and combatant transportation in rural south Lebanon.

🔴 #10 — IRGC NAVY COMMANDER ALIREZA TANGSIRI KILLED IN LATE MARCH; FUNERAL HELD APRIL 1

[Times of Israel / AFP — confirmed April 1–2]

AFP photographed mourners at a funeral procession in Tehran on April 1 for Alireza Tangsiri, head of Iran’s IRGC Navy, who was killed in Israeli strikes in late March. This is an additional command-level assassination that brings the total of senior Iranian military command figures killed since February 28 to nine. The IRGC Navy head’s death — combined with the 120+ Iranian vessels damaged or destroyed by CENTCOM — represents a near-total degradation of Iran’s naval command structure.

🔴 #11 — EU AND 10 EUROPEAN STATES FORMALLY CONDEMN BOTH HEZBOLLAH AND ISRAEL’S LEBANON INVASION

[NPR / Multiple sources — confirmed April 1]

The European Union and 10 individual European countries including the UK issued a joint statement that: condemned Hezbollah for its attacks in support of Iran; called for political negotiations between the Lebanese government and Israel; and explicitly called on Israel to stop its ground invasion. “We call on Israel to avoid a further widening of the conflict including through a ground operation on Lebanese territory. We strongly reaffirm that the territorial integrity of Lebanon must be respected.” This is the strongest collective European statement on Lebanon’s sovereignty since the current war began.

🔴 #12 — LEBANESE ARMY WITHDRAWING FROM SOME BORDER AREAS; 40+ LEBANESE SOLDIERS KILLED

[NPR / Euronews / Times of Israel — confirmed this week]

Lebanon’s army is withdrawing from some areas of the country’s south after Israel announced plans to destroy villages there and create a buffer zone. Israeli strikes have killed over 40 Lebanese Army troops since the start of the war — despite Lebanon’s military having largely kept to the sidelines. The withdrawal of the Lebanese Army from some positions in the south leaves the battlefield entirely between IDF forces and Hezbollah, with no Lebanese state presence remaining in those areas.

🌡️ GOVERNORATE-BY-GOVERNORATE SECURITY INDEX — APRIL 2, 2026

🏙️ BEIRUT

Index: 97/100 🔴🔴 | Trend: 🚨 HIGH ACTIVE — VEHICLE ASSASSINATIONS CONTINUING; AIRPORT AREA PROXIMITY STRIKES

Beirut saw yesterday’s most consequential strike: the Navy-directed vehicle assassination of Hezbollah’s Southern Front commander Hashem in Jnah. The Jnah area is immediately north of the airport road — confirming that the airport perimeter remains within the active IDF targeting envelope. The IDF’s vehicle-assassination methodology (targeting cars and motorcycles) in Beirut means that any vehicle transporting a Hezbollah-linked figure in the capital is a potential strike target. No building demolitions in central Beirut today. Ground-level risk in south Beirut (Dahiyeh, Haret Hreik, Hadath) remains at maximum.

Airport: Rafic Hariri Airport remains operating. Trump said the US has asked Israel to spare it. It is currently the only viable departure route for foreign nationals. The Jnah strikes (immediately north of the airport) confirm the airport’s approach zone is within the active operational area.

🏞️ MOUNT LEBANON

Index: 87/100 🔴 | Trend: Elevated — Khaldeh still dangerous; displacement peak

Khaldeh (2 killed yesterday). Mount Lebanon absorbing maximum displacement. No new strikes today in Mount Lebanon proper. The coastal highway south of Beirut remains the primary access route to the airport — its security must be monitored continuously.

🌊 NORTH LEBANON & TRIPOLI

Index: 82/100 🔴 | Elevated

No new strikes. Displacement crisis continues. Collective shelter capacity at the breaking point. Macron’s visit to South Korea and diplomatic circuit has kept north Lebanon in international consciousness.

🌲 AKKAR

Index: 80/100 🔴 | Elevated

No new strikes. Border tensions and displacement flows continue.

🍇 BEQAA VALLEY

Index: 95/100 🔴🔴 | 🚨 HIGH — Ongoing strikes; Hermon positions active

Ongoing IDF strikes in Bekaa documented throughout the past week. No specific new Bekaa incidents confirmed today but the pattern of daily strikes continues. The Hermel corridor to Syria — Hezbollah’s primary supply route — remains under sustained aerial interdiction. With the Southern Front commander dead, Hezbollah’s ability to coordinate operations from Bekaa-based positions may be degraded. DO NOT REMAIN IN THE BEKAA VALLEY.

🏛️ BAALBEK-HERMEL

Index: 97/100 🔴🔴 | 🚨 MAXIMUM DANGER

Ongoing intensive strikes. Hermel supply corridor under aerial interdiction. DO NOT TRAVEL TO BAALBEK-HERMEL.

⛪ KESERWAN-JBEIL

Index: 80/100 🔴 | Elevated — No direct strikes

Overwhelmed by displaced. Monitor closely.

🌴 SOUTH LEBANON

Index: 99/100 🔴🔴 | Status: TOTAL OCCUPATION ZONE — FOUR IDF DIVISIONS ACTIVE

South Lebanon remains a declared Israeli security zone with active four-division military occupation. Today’s confirmed activity:

• IDF 91st Division: Active operations photographed and released by IDF April 2.
• Hezbollah anti-tank operations: Merkava tank hit and set ablaze near Qantara school (April 2).
• Houmine el-Tahta: Family of 4 killed (April 1 dawn).
• Al-Mansouri: 2 killed in motorcycle drone strike (April 1).
• Al-Tayri, Hanin, Bint Jbeil, Qaqaiyat al-Jisr: Strikes confirmed.
• 40+ Lebanese Army soldiers killed since start of war — army withdrawing from some positions.
• 2,500+ IAF strikes on Lebanon confirmed since March 2.
• Hezbollah firing 50+ rockets at Israel today — including strike on Shfaram.

DO NOT ENTER SOUTH LEBANON. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RETURN. FOUR IDF DIVISIONS ACTIVE.

⛪ NABATIEH

Index: 99/100 🔴🔴 | Status: MAXIMUM DANGER — ACTIVE GROUND COMBAT

Ground combat continuing throughout Nabatieh Governorate. Bint Jbeil struck today. Anti-tank missile operations against IDF armoured vehicles continuing. Houmine el-Tahta family of four killed. DO NOT ENTER NABATIEH GOVERNORATE.

📊 LEBANON WAR DASHBOARD — APRIL 2, 2026

⚠️ DIPLOMATIC STATUS — APRIL 2, 2026

Post-Trump address diplomatic picture:

1. Trump address: “Nearing completion” on objectives — but no ceasefire timetable, no Hormuz resolution, no Lebanon exit framework. Markets reacted bearishly.
2. Iran’s dual signals: Pezeshkian privately signals “will to end conflict” to European Council. IRGC publicly says Hormuz “firmly under our control.” No convergence.
3. Pakistan-China mediation: Joint call confirmed. Pakistan relaying messages. Most active diplomatic channel in play.
4. Hormuz summit: 35 nations signed Starmer’s framework. UK hosting virtual conference. Military planners meeting on naval options “after the fighting stops.” No military operation to reopen the strait by force.
5. Israel-Lebanon: EU + 10 European states jointly called on Israel to stop ground invasion. Israel rejected — four divisions still active. No ceasefire framework for Lebanon has emerged. Lebanon continues to make clear it wants negotiations but cannot disarm Hezbollah under fire.

Assessment: Trump’s “nearing completion” framing may be accurate for the Iran campaign’s immediate military objectives — but the Hormuz question remains unresolved, Lebanon’s war continues independently, and Iran has not formally agreed to any of the US’s 15 conditions. The war could wind down on the Iran front while Lebanon continues to burn. For Lebanon specifically, the Israeli declaration of permanent occupation and the ongoing four-division ground campaign means the Lebanon front has its own internal logic that may outlast any Iran ceasefire.

📱 EMERGENCY GUIDANCE — APRIL 2, 2026

SOUTH LEBANON: Four IDF divisions active. Forty Lebanese Army soldiers killed — army withdrawing from some positions. Hezbollah anti-tank operations hitting Merkava tanks. Do not enter. Do not return.

BEIRUT SOUTH (DAHIYEH, JNAH, KHALDEH): Vehicle assassination campaign ongoing. Jnah was the site of the Hezbollah Southern Front commander’s assassination yesterday — further targeted strikes on Hezbollah-linked vehicles in this area are likely. The airport approach road remains within the operational strike zone.

AIRPORT: Operating. Trump said US asked Israel to spare it. Given the Jnah proximity strikes yesterday and the 50+ rocket barrage today from Hezbollah (which could trigger Israeli counter-strikes), depart as soon as operationally possible.

BEKAA AND BAALBEK-HERMEL: Ongoing strikes. Leave northward.

TRUMP ADDRESS TAKEAWAY: The war is NOT ending imminently. Trump’s speech contained no ceasefire announcement and no Lebanon withdrawal framework. The markets understood this: Brent crude rose 5% after the speech. Plan for continued conflict through at least mid-to-late April.

US CITIZENS: US Embassy emergency: +1-202-501-4444.

🚗 TRAVEL STATUS — APRIL 2, 2026

🛡️ CIS SECURITY — EMERGENCY OPERATIONS

CIS Security 24/7: +961-3-539900 | www.cissecurity.net US Embassy Emergency: +1-202-501-4444 | Lebanese Red Cross: 1760 | Civil Defence: 125

PRIORITY 1: AIRPORT DEPARTURE. Airport operating. Jnah — immediately north of runway — was struck yesterday in a targeted assassination. Depart via confirmed-safe approach route. Contact CIS Security for current route status.

PRIORITY 2: SOUTH LEBANON EXTRACTION. Four divisions active. 2,500 IAF strikes confirmed. Hezbollah anti-tank operations hitting armoured vehicles. Emergency extraction for anyone remaining south of the Zahrani River. Contact us immediately.

PRIORITY 3: VEHICLE SECURITY IN BEIRUT. The IDF is now conducting precision vehicle-targeted assassinations throughout Beirut’s southern coastal zone. Any vehicle with Hezbollah-linked passengers in this zone is a potential target. CIS Security is conducting vehicle and passenger profile assessments.

POST-TRUMP ADDRESS ASSESSMENT: CIS Security’s analysis of Trump’s April 1 address: the war will continue in Lebanon regardless of any Iran ceasefire. Israel’s four-division ground campaign and declared permanent security zone operate under an independent military and political logic. Do not base Lebanon departure decisions on an Iran ceasefire occurring.

⚠️ FINAL ASSESSMENT — APRIL 2, 2026

Trump’s address last night was clarifying in one key respect: the US regards its Iran objectives as “nearing completion” — but this does NOT translate to an end of the Lebanon war. Israel’s ground campaign has its own four-division momentum, its own declared permanent occupation framework, and its own objectives (buffer zone, Hezbollah disarmament, security for northern Israel) that are independent of any Iran ceasefire. The Lebanon war could continue for weeks or months after any US-Iran agreement. Hezbollah fired 50+ rockets this morning. Hezbollah anti-tank missiles are burning Israeli Merkava tanks today in south Lebanon.

Hezbollah’s Southern Front commander was killed yesterday — which may provoke a retaliatory escalation in rocket fire. Lebanon has killed 1,318 of its people and displaced over one million. The IDF has struck 2,500 targets. There is no ceasefire framework for Lebanon on the table. There is no Lebanon exit timeline. The WFP is warning of 45 million additional hunger victims globally. Markets are rising on oil. Iraq is trucking oil through Syria. The world is reorganising its energy architecture around a permanently altered Middle East.

CIS Security’s assessment: Plan for continued conflict in Lebanon through mid-April at minimum. The situation could improve rapidly if a US-Iran framework produces a Lebanon clause (Iran has insisted on this). But absent that, four IDF divisions will remain in south Lebanon, Hezbollah will keep firing rockets, and the civilian death toll will continue to climb. Depart Lebanon if at all possible.

CIS Lebanon Security Index™ | Thursday, April 2, 2026 | ACTIVE WAR — DAY 34

Sources: Times of Israel liveblog (April 2, 2026 — Hezbollah rockets; Shfaram; IDF operations; Macron Seoul; Iraq oil via Syria); AFP/Ilia Yefimovich (April 2, 2026 — Shfaram AFP photo); IDF Spokesperson (April 1–2, 2026 — 2,500 Lebanon targets; 900 Hezbollah killed; Hashem; 91st Division operations); Al Jazeera (April 1, 2026 — Hashem killed; Southern Front commander; occupation); Euronews (April 1, 2026 — Beirut kills; Katz occupation; European condemnation); NPR (April 1–2, 2026 — Trump address; Hormuz; WFP; Macron);

CBS News (April 1–2, 2026 — Trump address nearing completion); Fox News live blog (April 1, 2026 — Trump speech; oil prices; Netanyahu Passover); Washington Post (April 1–2, 2026 — Trump address); CNBC (April 1–2, 2026 — ceasefire dispute; Pakistan-China; Pezeshkian signal); LiveUAMap Lebanon (April 1–2, 2026 — Merkava strike; Houmine el-Tahta; Al-Mansouri); Antiwar.com (April 1, 2026 — 50 killed; coastal highway fighting; Houmine family); Wikipedia 2026 Lebanon War (April 2, 2026 revision); Wikipedia 2026 Iran War (April 2, 2026 revision).

All Lebanon casualty figures from Lebanese Ministry of Public Health. All displacement figures from UNHCR/Norwegian Refugee Council. All strike data verified from named news organisations with named correspondents or official IDF statements.

Index compiled and updated: Thursday, April 2, 2026 — sources current as of morning Beirut time.