As the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon escalates, significant international aid efforts are underway. The United States has announced a commitment of $157 million in humanitarian assistance aimed at aiding Lebanese civilians affected by the conflict. This pledge has faced scrutiny amid criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris, who is being slammed for prioritizing aid to Lebanon while domestic issues arise in places like North Carolina. Meanwhile, the European Union has stepped up its support, offering an additional €30 million to Lebanon, bringing its total aid to over €100 million for the year. Both the United Nations and various national governments are also contributing significant funds, with the UK and UAE announcing financial support to address the urgent needs of the Lebanese people. As millions flee their homes and the situation deteriorates, humanitarian organizations are mobilizing resources to provide emergency aid and assistance to vulnerable populations.