Lebanon denounces death of three journalists killed by Israeli strike
An Israeli strike killed three journalists in south Lebanon, including a well-known reporter for Hezbollah's Al Manar network. Lebanese authorities denounced the attack as a 'war crime' and a 'flagrant violation of international humanitarian law'.
An Israeli strike killed three journalists in south Lebanon. The victims included Ali Shoeib, a correspondent for Hezbollah's Al Manar network, and Fatima Ftouni and her brother, a cameraman, from Al Mayadeen. The Israeli military confirmed the killings, alleging that Shoeib operated within the Hezbollah terrorist organisation. Lebanese authorities reported at least 1,189 people killed since the hostilities broke out. The Lebanese president and prime minister condemned the killings, calling them a 'blatant crime' and a 'flagrant violation of international humanitarian law'. Israel has responded with large-scale airstrikes across Lebanon and a ground offensive in the south.
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