Israeli Strikes on UNESCO Sites in Baalbek, Lebanon, Result in 19 Casualties ...Egypt

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On Wednesday, 30 October, Israeli airstrikes targeted Baalbek, a historic city in eastern Lebanon which is home to a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring ancient Roman temples. The strikes resulted in the deaths of 19 people, including eight women and believed to have targeted Hezbollah command centers according to reports. In an evacuation message, the IDF told the Lebanese citizens that “The IDF will act forcefully against Hezbollah assets inside your city and villages, and does not intend to harm you.” On Wednesday 30 October, UNESCO called for the protection of cultural heritage sites in the region, emphasizing their importance to humanity. Mayor Mustafa Al-Shell reported over 20 a

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