BYBLOS, Lebanon — The anguish in Lebanese archaeologist ... like the celebrated Roman ruins of Baalbek, designated a World Heritage site by the United Nations body UNESCO. The historic village ...

Since late September, Israel has pummelled Lebanon with thousands of air strikes ... are incredibly close to the Baalbek temples and Roman ruins in Tyre, a major port of the Phoenician Empire ...

In south Lebanon, Hezbollah's yellow flag fluttered atop a vast pile of rubble that was once part of Nabatieh's old market.

The blast from the Israeli bomb that landed near the entrance to Baalbek’s Roman ruins was so loud that ... Israel began its intensive bombing of Lebanon in late September.

Walking through the rubble of what used to be her house and restaurant in the village of Hanouiyeh, Kourani, 56, watched as ...

HANOUIYEH, Lebanon — During their 37 years of marriage ... a designated UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its ancient Roman ruins. She was not prepared for the devastation she saw when ...

Hundreds of cultural professionals, including archeologists and academics, called on the United Nations to safeguard war-torn Lebanon's heritage ... close to ancient Roman ruins designated as ...

The war in Lebanon has inflicted catastrophic damage on the nation’s cultural heritage, targeting religious landmarks, archaeological sites, and entire villages. This relentless destruction has led to ...

Despite these warnings, thousands of displaced people have been returning to south Lebanon, often to find their homes and villages in ruins. Many people returning to the south still proudly ...

It is unclear whether Palmyra's ancient ruins, already damaged by the Islamic State group in 2015, suffered additional harm.

Several Israeli strikes in recent weeks on Baalbek in Lebanon's east and Tyre in the south -- both Hezbollah strongholds -- hit close to ancient Roman ruins designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites.