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In Lebanon's Tyre, ancient site threatened by Israeli bombs

More than 20,000 residents, including 15,000 displaced by conflict, endure damaged homes and cultural heritage sites amid ongoing Israeli strikes in Tyre, Lebanon.

  • An archaeological site in Tyre, southern Lebanon, containing ancient ruins from the Phoenician era, was struck near by an Israeli bomb on March 6, although the main monuments were undamaged.
  • The bombing killed 8 people nearby who thought being close to the heritage site would protect them.
  • An official stated the archaeological sites have no military presence, questioning why they were targeted, while a guard lamented the disregard for the ancient civilization's history.
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Defying Israeli bombs, Lebanese hold out in southern city of Tyre

Khalil and his young family are sheltering in a theatre in south Lebanon's Tyre, refusing to leave despite Israeli bombardment on the city that is now almost cut off from the rest of the country.

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