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Lebanon decries Israeli attacks damaging heritage sites
BEIRUT, Lebanon: Lebanese authorities on Thursday decried Israeli attacks near UNESCO-protected historic sites and landmarks in the country’s south. Culture Minister Ghassan Salame “made numerous contacts with his counterparts worldwide and relevant international organizations to draw their attention to the huge damage to archaeological sites and heritage districts” in south Lebanon, the state-run National News Agency said.
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Lebanon decries Israeli attacks damaging heritage sites
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Lebanon decries attacks damaging heritage sites
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