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Committee to Protect Journalists on Thursday called for an investigation that holds the perpetrators to account

BEIRUT (THE WASHINGTON POST) – News organisations and rights groups that investigated shelling that killed a journalist and injured others in Lebanon in October said their findings indicate that apartheid state was responsible. Two rights groups described the attack as a “war crime.” The shelling on October 13 in southern Lebanon killed Reuters videographer Issam […]

Israeli strikes a group of seven journalists in south Lebanon on 13 October, which killed Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah and injured six others.

Reuters gathers evidence from scene including shrapnel, three flak jackets, camera, tripod and large metal piece

Two Israeli strikes that killed a Reuters videographer and wounded six other journalists in Lebanon appears to have been deliberate, two groups said.

Israeli strikes on a group of seven journalists in south Lebanon on 13 October, which killed Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah and injured six others, were likely a direct attack on civilians that must be investigated as a war crime, Amnesty International said today. Amnesty International verified over 100 videos and photographs, analyzed weapons fragments from the site, and interviewed nine witnesses. The findings indicate that the group was visibly identifiable as journalists and that the

Two Israeli strikes that killed a Reuters videographer and wounded six other journalists in south Lebanon nearly two months ago were apparently deliberate and a direct attack on civilians, two international human rights groups said Thursday. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said that the strikes should be investigated as a war crime. Israeli officials have said that they don't deliberately target journalists.

The Israeli military hit Rafah in southern Gaza twice overnight, residents said, as United Nations officials warned there are no safe places left in the besieged territory.

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said that the strikes should be investigated as a war crime.

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