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UNESCO to vote on heritage sites in Israel, Lebanon, and Russia
Member states will begin voting next week on four new sites for the World Heritage and World Heritage in Danger lists. The proposed additions include a Biblical location, Lebanese castles, an antelope migration route, and the world's deepest lake.
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UNESCO member states will begin voting next week on four sites proposed for the World Heritage and World Heritage in Danger lists. The sites under consideration are a Biblical location, Lebanese castles, an antelope migration path, and the world's deepest lake. Officials cited threats from war and climate change as reasons for the listings.
The four locations would receive formal recognition if approved.
Voting is scheduled to start the week after the current date. The World Heritage list recognizes sites of outstanding universal value. The World Heritage in Danger list identifies sites facing immediate threats.
Member states will cast votes on the additions during the upcoming session. No specific vote totals or outcomes have been announced.
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