UNESCO Adds 3 Arab Heritage Sites

UNESCO has listed three Arab sites on the World Heritage in Danger list, aiming to combat the threats they face from armed conflicts and the damage resulting from them. The sites include: the castles of Jabal Amel in southern Lebanon, which represent a military heritage spanning centuries and have suffered damage due to military activities; the ancient Phoenician city of Tyre in Lebanon, of historical and commercial significance, which faces risks from the effects of war; and the site of Sebastia in the West Bank, which contains relics from multiple civilizations and is threatened by current dangers. This designation is used to raise awareness of these risks and to encourage the international community to support their preservation, emphasizing that listing them does not mean they are removed from the World Heritage List but rather increases efforts for their protection and restoration.

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