Israel Strikes Lebanese Journalists, Killing 3

0:00On March 28, 3 Lebanese journalists lost their lives in an Israeli strike on their car in the southern town of Jezine on Saturday, just before. Noon local time, Ali Shoyib from Hezbollah linked Al-Manar TV, died alongside Fatima Fatuni and her husband Muhammad, a cameraman for Al-Maidin. The Israel Defense Force is confirmed, taking out Shoyib, calling him a Hezbollah operative from the elite Radwan Force, who pose as a reporter to spot Israeli troops in spray propaganda. They had no word on the Fatunis. Lebanese President Joseph A. Yun slammed the hit as a bold crime against international law, since journalists are civilians just doing their jobs. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, echoed that on social media, labeling it a straight-up violation of rules protecting reporters in wartime. This marks the second time Israel faces accusations of targeting media folks in Lebanon since the current flare-up with Iran-linked groups started. About a month back earlier, an Al-Manar couple died in a Beirut strike on March 18.

1:04Over 1,100 civilians have died so far, including kids and medics with more than a million displaced amid a shaky November 20. 24 ceasefire that's only partly held as both sides keep trading fire across the border. Stay informed with global news today, AI-powered updates.