Middle East crisis: Facts and figures

Here is an estimate of the impact of the crisis on Lebanon and Israel up to 14 August, 2006 (unless otherwise stated).

Middle East crisis: In maps

DEAD

Israel 116 soldiers (Israeli Defence Force) 43 civilians (Israeli police)

Lebanon 1,109 civilians (Lebanese government) 28 Lebanese soldiers (not in conflict with Israelis) (Agence France Presse, 6 August) Hezbollah - there are no reliable figures Israeli military estimate more than 530 Hezbollah and fellow Shia militant group Amal say 250 fighters have been killed (AP, December 2006)

INJURED

Israel Serious - 32 Moderate - 44 Light - 614 Treated for shock - 1,985 (Israeli police)

Lebanon 3,697 (Lebanese government)

DISPLACED

Israel 500,000 approx (50% of population in the north of Israel) (Human Rights Watch)

Lebanon 915,762 (approx 25% of Lebanese population) (Lebanese government)

DAMAGE

Israel More than 300 buildings, including houses and factories. (Israeli police)

Lebanon 15,000 houses/apartments 900 factories, markets, farms and other commercial buildings 32 airports, ports, water- and sewage-treatment plants, dams and electrical plants 25 fuel stations 78 bridges 630km of roads (Lebanese government) Environment - It is estimated that the initial clean up of a huge oil spill caused by the Israeli bombing of a power plant will cost $64m (£34m) (UN)

ORDNANCE

Israel 3,699 Hezbollah rockets have landed in Israel (Israeli police)

Lebanon 7,000 air strike targets hit (Israeli military)

FINANCIAL IMPACT

Israel 70% of businesses closed in northern Israel (Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce) Tourism - expected to reach NIS 1bn ($230m) (Governor, Bank of Israel) Total cost of war (includes military spending and lost GDP) - up to NIS 23bn ($4.8bn) (Israeli Ministry of Finance, Haaretz newspaper 13 August) Direct and indirect damage - NIS 5 billion (US$1.1bn) (Israeli Ministry of Finance, Haaretz newspaper 13 August)

Lebanon Repairs to buildings and infrastructure and rebuilding expected to reach $4bn (Lebanese government) Tourism - Lebanon's tourist industry has been decimated. Tourist is estimated to earn Lebanon $2.5bn (£1.3bn) (Lebanese government)