CPJ demands Israel halt escalating violations against journalists
CPJ says five independent investigations found journalists were deliberately targeted and that no prosecution has followed after the 2023 tank-shell attack.
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Who ordered the strike that killed my friend and maimed me? The EU must demand answers from Israel
“I’m okay.” That was the last message I sent my mother before an Israeli strike hit us, a group of seven journalists reporting in southern Lebanon. Three years ago, on 13 October 2023, my colleague Dylan Collins and I headed to the southern border of Lebanon to cover the situation following cross-border shelling between Israeli forces and Hezbollah. We spent the morning filming UN peacekeeping force patrols along the blue line dividing Lebanon a…
‘I do not feel safe’: The cost of 3 years of Israeli impunity for journalists in Lebanon
When visual journalist Ahmed Chihadeh came under Israeli drone fire in January 2025 while covering the return of displaced residents to the southern Lebanese town of Houla, he removed his press vest and hid his camera. “After what happened to my colleagues, and after seeing that there has still been no justice for those who...
Jerusalem: Israel faces strong economic sanctions if it does not take action against the soldiers behind the deadly Israeli airstrike on journalists in southern Lebanon in 2023.
CPJ is calling on the international community to pressure Israel to identify and punish military personnel responsible for the 2023 attack on journalists in Lebanon, which killed Issam Abdullah and injured six others.
On 13 October 2023, a double strike against a group of journalists in southern Lebanon killed a videographer from Reuters, Issam Abdallah, and wounded six reporters, including two from Agence France-Presse (AFP), Dylan Collins...
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