Experts are raising concerns about the detrimental impact of Israel’s war on Lebanon, particularly on young people with autism and ADHD. These individuals often depend heavily on established routines for stability and well-being, which are severely disrupted by conflict and displacement. The war in Lebanon introduces significant stress and uncertainty, exacerbating existing challenges for neurodivergent individuals. Disrupted therapies, schooling, and support networks further compound the difficulties they face. Mental health professionals emphasize the urgent need for specialized care and support for this vulnerable population within Lebanon during and after the conflict. The ongoing hostilities pose a serious threat to their developmental progress and overall quality of life.