UNESCO adds Lebanese and West Bank sites to World Heritage in Danger list
Most outlets reported that UNESCO added a Lebanese castle and a West Bank archaeological site to its World Heritage in Danger list. Dawn specified that the Lebanese castle was recently seized by Israeli forces and noted the listing happened on Friday in Paris. Dunya News added that the Lebanese site in question was Tyre, an ancient Phoenician city, and mentioned the decision occurred on Wednesday despite Israeli objections.
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UNESCO adds West Bank site and Lebanese castles to World Heritage List despite Israeli objections
The UNESCO committee on Wednesday placed another Lebanese site, Tyre, an ancient Phoenician city in the southern part of the country, on the list of world heritage sites in danger.
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Unesco places Lebanese castle, West Bank site on ‘danger’ list
PARIS: The UN’s cultural agency on Friday placed a Lebanese castle recently seized by Israeli forces and an archaeological site in the occupied West Bank on its list of World Heritage in Danger. Beaufort Castle, a Crusader fortress also known as Qalaat al-Shakif, was captured by Israeli forces in May. It is one of five castles in the Jabal Amel area of southern Lebanon listed together by Unesco...
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