UNESCO Flags Jabal Amel and Sebastiya Castles as Endangered
The UNESCO decision to list Lebanese and Palestinian archaeological sites on the World Heritage in Danger list aims to enhance their protection from armed conflicts and escalating damages. The resolution included five historic castles in the Jabal Amel region in Southern Lebanon, which have been significantly impacted by shelling and military clashes, as well as the archaeological city of Sebastia in the West Bank, which faces security and environmental threats that affect conservation and maintenance efforts. The international safeguarding effort seeks to protect these sites of cultural significance and emphasize the importance of restoring and preserving them to ensure their continuity for future generations.
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