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Archaeological Sites under International Protection
UNESCO has listed three Arab sites on the endangered World Heritage list, aiming to rally support for their protection from damage caused by armed conflicts, which have led to a decline in their historical and civilizational value. The sites include the castles of Jabal Amel in southern Lebanon, which are important examples of the evolution of military architecture across successive eras; the Lebanese city of Tyre, with its Phoenician and historical significance, which faces risks due to wars; and Sbeidiyeh (Sebastia) in the West Bank, which is currently threatened by dangers that compromise its integrity and authenticity. These listings serve as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding archaeological sites as part of human memory, with international support provided to preserve them and ensure their sustainability for future generations.
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