US EditionAn Israeli airstrike on a journalist compound kills 3 TV staffers, state news says
- An Israeli airstrike on a compound housing journalists in southeast Lebanon killed three media staffers, according to Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency.
- Two staffers from Al-Mayadeen TV were identified as Ghassan Najar and Mohammed Rida, while Wissam Qassim from Al-Manar TV was also killed.
- The Israeli army did not issue a warning before the strike, which resulted in collapsed buildings and vehicles marked PRESS covered in dust.
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3 killed, 3 hurt in Israeli strike on journalists' compound in Lebanon - Committee to Protect Journalists
Beirut, October 25, 2024—The Committee to Protect Journalists is appalled by Friday’s Israeli attack that killed two journalists and a media worker and injured at least three others, and calls for an independent investigation to determine whether the journalists’ compound was deliberately targeted. At about 3 a.m. on October 25, an airstrike hit a compound housing 18 journalists from multiple media outlets in south Lebanon’s Hasbaya area, killin…
At least three journalists were killed and several were seriously injured in an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said. Among the journalists killed are the pro-Iranian news agency Al-Mayadeen cameraman, Ghassan Najjar and engineer Mohamed Reda, and Wissam Qassem. a camera operator who worked for Hezbollah's Al-Manar organization. The journalists were in the city of Hasbaya at the time of the attack at 3 a.m.…
3 journalists killed in Israeli airstrike on press compound in southern Lebanon
An Israeli airstrike on a compound in south-eastern Lebanon killed three journalists Friday and injured three other people, according to their news organizations and health officials.
Israeli strike kills three journalists in south Lebanon
An Israeli strike early on Friday morning killed at least three journalists and wounded several others as they slept in guesthouses used by media in Hasbaya in southern Lebanon, Lebanon's health ministry and local media reported. Those killed were camera operator Ghassan Najjar and engineer Mohamed Reda of the pro-Iranian news outlet Al-Mayadeen and camera operator Wissam Qassem, who worked for Hezbollah's Al-Manar, the outlets said in separate …
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