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Conflict over heritage sites from Gaza south
The article discusses the escalating Israeli violence against Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, and southern Lebanon, with a focus on the systematic policy of demolishing mosques, archaeological buildings, and cultural landmarks—aimed at erasing the identity and historical memory of the Palestinian people and the region as a whole. The text emphasizes that this escalation goes beyond military objectives, becoming an attempt to undermine history and geography itself, citing the destruction of the Masjid al-Mutakien in Gaza, the erasure of dozens of southern villages in Lebanon, and the invasion of Syrian territories. The article highlights that these policies rely on force and racial discrimination; however, they do not obliterate the Palestinian presence or its cultural roots. It stresses that history and geography always surpass brute force, and that Arab memory and its cultural components will continue to resist attempts at demolition and erasure.
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