The recent series of devastating events in Lebanon, including the explosion of wireless devices and subsequent Israeli airstrikes, have left the country reeling. Dr. Dania El-Hallak, along with other medical professionals, has been overwhelmed by the sheer scale of injuries and trauma witnessed. The attacks on Hezbollah's communication devices have resulted in thousands of casualties, many of whom are now permanently disabled and in need of long-term care. The Israeli airstrike near Beirut has further exacerbated the situation, with dozens killed, many injured, and others still trapped in debris. Lebanon's already struggling health system is now under immense pressure due to the increased casualties and the looming threat of war. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta, a reconstructive surgeon, likened the situation to his experiences in Gaza, emphasizing the continuous cycle of operating on the wounded. Tensions have been escalating between Hezbollah and Israel, with civilians on both sides fleeing the conflict zones. The recent violence has raised concerns of an impending all-out war. The wireless device attacks, causing severe injuries such as blindness and disfigurement, have shocked even the most experienced doctors. Dr. Pierre Mardelli described the horrific injuries suffered by the victims, many of whom were women and children. Lebanon's health minister, Firass Abiad, labeled the attacks as war crimes and pledged support for the injured. However, doubts remain about the government's ability to provide adequate care in the event of a full-scale conflict. The road to recovery for the victims is expected to be long and arduous, with many facing permanent disabilities. Dr. Antoine Abi Abboud highlighted the severity of the injuries, particularly the loss of eyes, and emphasized the urgent need for comprehensive rehabilitation services.