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The demolitions clearing Israel’s ‘first belt’ in Lebanon

IDF decimates towns and villages within 3km of border as it fights Hizbollah

During a year of simmering conflict, Lubnan Baalbaki watched as his ancestral village came under repeated fire, caught up in the fighting between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hizbollah.

Baalbaki, the conductor of Lebanon’s philharmonic orchestra and the son of a prominent Lebanese artist, had hoped his family’s museum — a rare cultural centre in the rolling hills of southern Lebanon — would be spared. 

Lubnan Baalbak and his family outside the grand two-storey house on a clear evening

The Baalbaki family house in Odaisseh had become a cultural centre for the arts

Lubnan Baalbaki
Sketches of the house’s archways and facade

Lubnan Baalbaki’s father, Abdel-Hamid Baalbaki, designed the house himself in sketches

Lubnan Baalbaki
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