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Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill Lebanese journalist, wound another
The strike came as rescuers struggled for hours to reach the trapped reporter, and Lebanese officials said five people were killed despite the ceasefire.
- On Wednesday, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam accused Israel of war crimes after an airstrike in southern Tiri killed journalist Amal Khalil and wounded freelancer Zeinab Faraj.
- The strike occurred during a 10-day ceasefire initiated last week by President Donald Trump, while Israel stated it targeted a 'military structure' used by Hezbollah.
- Lebanese authorities alleged Israeli forces obstructed rescue efforts, with Red Cross workers operating under 'hostile gunfire,' before rescuers recovered Khalil's body from the Al-Akhbar newspaper correspondent's location.
- Salam posted on social media that attacks on media workers were no longer 'isolated incidents' but 'an established method which we condemn,' prompting criticism from the United Nations and CPJ.
- A second round of direct talks between Israeli and Lebanese officials is scheduled for Thursday in Washington, as this incident follows reports of multiple journalists killed by the Israeli military this month.
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Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed five people, including a journalist, and wounded a colleague on Wednesday. Lebanon's leadership accused Israel of war crimes as it continues its attacks despite a ceasefire with the Shiite movement Hezbollah.
« Deliberate Target »: Lebanon Furious After the Death of Journalist Amal Khalil in a Israeli Strike
Correspondent in southern Lebanon, Amal Khalil, 42 years old, covered the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. She was killed by an Israeli strike.
In 2024, he reported that Israel threatened her with death.The Lebanese Government suspects that the attack was intentional.The Israeli army denies it.More information: Bint Jbeil, the 'Numance' of Hizbollah: the iconic city Israel is trying to erase from the map despite the ceasefire with Lebanon
Lebanon accuses Israel of war crimes after a Lebanese journalist was killed in Israeli bombardments. According to the Lebanese Prime Minister, the journalist was targeted in that attack. The Israeli army says the attack was aimed at "terrorists who had violated the ceasefire".
The manhunt. A first bombing, then a second. So the shots on the rescuers to prevent them from intervening. It is chilling the sequence of circumstances in which, according to the authorities of Beirut, Amal Khalil, journalist killed in the past hours during an air raid of the Israel Defense Forces in southern Lebanon. Khalil, 43 years old, reporter of the newspaper Al Akhbar, and the freelance photographer Zeinab Faraj who was with her were doc…
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