Journalists Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Press Compound Three Lebanese journalists lost their lives in an Israeli airstrike on a press-designated guesthouse in Hasbaya, southeastern Lebanon, according to local sources. The attack targeted a compound that hosted journalists from various media outlets, with visible "press" markings on vehicles in the courtyard. Among the deceased were employees from Al-Manar and Al Mayadeen TV. Lebanon's information minister condemned the strike as a "war crime," alleging it was a deliberate act. While the Israeli military has previously denied targeting media personnel, it has not issued a statement on this incident. Al-Jadeed TV, whose reporters also stayed in the building, aired scenes of the destroyed structure, revealing debris-strewn floors and an overturned broadcast vehicle. The escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, which began in October last year, has seen increased airstrikes in Lebanon, with over 1,700...
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