West Bank site and Lebanese castles World Heritage
Sebastia's candidacy, first presented by the Palestinian delegation to UNESCO in 2012, argued that the World Heritage status was..
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A member of the Israeli delegation, who participates in Busan meetings as an observer, said, quoted by the Associated Press (AP), that it was a "pene that politicization had ruined UNESCO and led to the ridicule of history". Asked about the Israeli claims, UNESCO stated in a statement to the Associated Press that all applications are assessed according to the same criteria, procedures and technical requirements, and that it does not take a stand in political disputes.
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A member of the Israeli delegation, who participates in Busan meetings as an observer, said, quoted by the Associated Press (AP), that it was a "pene that politicization had ruined UNESCO and led to the ridicule of history".
according to RTP NotíciasAsked about the Israeli claims, UNESCO stated in a statement to the Associated Press that all applications are assessed according to the same criteria, procedures and technical requirements, and that it does not take a stand in political disputes.
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