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Gaza's Heritage in Ruins: The Destruction of 200 Historical Sites Amid Ongoing Conflict

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Explore the devastating impact of the ongoing Israeli conflict on Gaza's rich cultural heritage, with over 200 historical sites, including the Great Omari Mosque and Barquq Castle, facing destruction. Learn about the significance of these sites and the urgent need for international awareness.


In the ongoing Israeli conflict, Gaza's cultural heritage faces unprecedented destruction. Historical sites, including the Great Omari Mosque, Barquq Castle, and the Church of Saint Porphyrius, have suffered severe damage due to relentless airstrikes since October 2023. This article explores the extent of the devastation inflicted on Gaza's rich heritage, highlighting the loss of invaluable archaeological sites and the impact on Palestinian identity.

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