Israeli army demolishes monastery and school in southern Lebanon The Israeli army has demolished a monastery and a school run by the Sisters of the Holy Savior in the southern Lebanese border town of Yaroun. The school had long been consi
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3 May 2026 06:11 BST
The Israeli army has demolished a monastery and a school run by the Sisters of the Holy Savior in the southern Lebanese border town of Yaroun.
The school had long been considered one of the region’s most prominent educational institutions, serving thousands of students from surrounding villages.
The Israeli army has demolished a monastery and a school run by the Sisters of the Holy Savior in the southern Lebanese border town of Yaroun. The school had long been considered one of the region’s most prominent educational institutions pic.twitter.com/25vGaQViFn
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