LEBANON-SHEBAA-SHELL FRAGMENTS-ARTISTIC PIECE

LEBANON-SHEBAA-SHELL FRAGMENTS-ARTISTIC PIECE

(240201) -- SHEBAA, Feb. 1, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Mohammad Nassif works on his artistic work at his workshop in Shebaa, Lebanon, Dec. 27, 2023. Mohammad Nassif, a 60-year-old Lebanese artist, spends long hours every day at his workshop in Shebaa, a town on the southeastern tip of Lebanon, cutting and bending fragments of Israeli shells to transform them into artistic models. TO GO WITH "Feature: Lebanese artist transforms Israeli shells into pieces of art in peace advocacy" (Photo by Taher Abou Hamdan/Xinhua)

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