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English: The ruins of "Beit Albert Wakim" in the Christian quarter (Harat El Masihiye) of Tyre/Sour, Southern Lebanon, next to the Maronite Cathedral "Our Lady of the Seas" (left) and towering over the premises of the Maronite Catholic Archeparchy. Older than the adjacent church, the historical building was heavily damaged in the 1978 South Lebanon conflict through an aerial bombardment by the Israel Air Force, which destroyed the neighbouring "Beit Shaddad". |
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