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Israeli Missile Strike Hits Near Lebanese Reporter

  • An Israeli airstrike struck near Lebanese TV journalist Ali Chbib as he prepared to go live in Nabatieh al-Fawqa on September 6, 2026, injuring him and cameraman Mohammad Berjawi, according to Al-Manar TV.
  • The Israeli military stated it targeted Hezbollah infrastructure, including weapons storage and a command center, and acknowledged awareness of reports that a journalist was harmed near terrorist infrastructure while emphasizing it does not intentionally target journalists or uninvolved individuals.
  • The strike occurred despite a June ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, raising concerns about renewed violence along the Israel-Lebanon border.
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Moments of horror in southern Lebanon, for a Lebanese press team on mission. An Israeli rocket exploded just a few meters from a reporter preparing to broadcast live from the center of Nabatieh city. Attention, follow images with a strong emotional impact that can particularly affect minors.

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Correspondent of Lebanese TV network Al-Manar was hit by missile attributed to Israel. He and filmmaker were injured. Israel says not to shoot journalists in their attacks.

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Al-Manar's correspondent Ali Chbib was preparing for a connection from Nabatieh al-Fawqa, in southern Lebanon, when an explosion hit the area: in the images the journalist lowered as fire and debris crossed the shot, before the signal stopped. Chbib and cameraman Mohammad Berjawi were injured in the Israeli attack, according to the station affiliated to Hezbollah and the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The Israeli army stated that it had hit infras…

·Turin, Italy
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A true nightmare on live TV

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Metrópoles broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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