The intentional destruction of cultural heritage, particularly by groups like ISIL in Syria and Iraq, not only erases history but also contributes to the loss of identity for entire communities.
When cultural sites are damaged or destroyed, it leads to a profound impact on the collective memory of societies, displacing traditions and altering the narratives that define them.
Neglect, alongside conflict, compounds the threat to cultural heritage, necessitating urgent action to preserve irreplaceable history and protect cultural identities for future generations.
This discussion highlights the pressing need for protective measures and international cooperation to safeguard cultural heritage from the dual threats of conflict and negligence.
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