The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) released on December 12 an update on the situation in Lebanon. In details, OCHA reported that as of December 5, the number of casualties from the Israeli aggression have reached 4,047 (including 270 children), while 16,638 have been injured. In addition, 902,717 displaced individuals have returned to their cadaster of origin as of December 12 while 178,817 individuals remain displaced (11% decrease since the last report). In addition, OCHA reported that some 55,000 Lebanese people that left to Syria have returned between since November 27. It also mentioned that since the cessation of hostilities, four hospitals have started undergoing repairs, with plans to open during the upcoming weeks, while adding in the same vein that the World Health Organization is aiming to prioritize the repair of fourteen fully or partially closed hospitals once areas become accessible. The report revealed that the conference that was held in Paris on October 24 has raised some $800 million in pledges towards humanitarian aid in Lebanon, commenting that 32.0% ($136.5 million) of the $425.7 million flash appeal requested by the U.N. has been received so far.