A man looks at the front page of the Lebanese Annahar newspaper, featuring on its front page an image of the fire that ravaged the Parisian Notre Dame cathedral, in the capital Beirut on April 16, 2019. - Paris was struck in its very heart as flames devoured the roof of Notre-Dame, the medieval cathedral made famous by Victor Hugo, its two massive towers flanked with gargoyles instantly recognisable even by people who have never visited the city. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

Lebanese newspapers, featuring images of the fire that ravaged the Parisian Notre Dame cathedral on their front pages, are spread out at a newspaper satll in the capital Beirut, on April 16, 2019. - Paris was struck in its very heart as flames devoured the roof of Notre-Dame, the medieval cathedral made famous by Victor Hugo, its two massive towers flanked with gargoyles instantly recognisable even by people who have never visited the city. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

A woman passes in front of a newspaper stall, selling Lebanese newspapers featuring on their front pages images of the fire that ravaged the Parisian Notre Dame cathedral, in the capital Beirut on April 16, 2019. - Paris was struck in its very heart as flames devoured the roof of Notre-Dame, the medieval cathedral made famous by Victor Hugo, its two massive towers flanked with gargoyles instantly recognisable even by people who have never visited the city. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

Israeli and Palestinian newspapers, featuring images of the fire that ravaged the Parisian Notre Dame cathedral on their front pages, are are pictured in Jerusalem, on April 16, 2019. - Paris was struck in its very heart as flames devoured the roof of Notre-Dame, the medieval cathedral made famous by Victor Hugo, its two massive towers flanked with gargoyles instantly recognisable even by people who have never visited the city. (Photo by THOMAS COEX / AFP)