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Israeli Airstrike Kills Three Journalists from Al-Mayadeen and Al-Manar in Southern Lebanon
Oct 25, 2024, 04:59 AM
An Israeli airstrike at approximately 3 a.m. targeted a guesthouse in Hasbaya, southern Lebanon, killing at least three journalists and injuring others, according to Lebanon's National News Agency. The attack occurred while the journalists were asleep in a building known to house members of the press, with vehicles clearly marked 'Press'. Those killed included Al-Mayadeen cameraman Ghassan Najjar and broadcast technician Mohammad Reda, as well as Al-Manar cameraman Wissam Kassem; both outlets are affiliated with Hezbollah. The incident raises concerns about the safety of journalists covering the escalating tensions in the region.
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