Israeli Airstrike Kills 3 Journalists in Lebanon

An Israeli airstrike hit 7.11 on Saturday, killing three journalists in the middle of the

Israel-Hesbalah conflict.

The victims included longtime Al-Minar correspondent Ali Schwab, plus Fatima Fattuni and her brother

Muhammad from Al-Maidin TV, who had just finished a live report from the Jazeen area.

Israel's military says they targeted Shoib specifically, calling him a Hezbollah intelligence

operative who exposed soldier positions and linked up.

With militants, though they offered no proof, Lebanese leaders slammed the attack hard

with President Joseph Ayun labeling it a blatant crime against journalists' protections

while the stations mourned their reporters as dedicated pros.

These deaths pushed the count of journalists killed in Lebanon this year to five amid ongoing

strikes like the one that took out an Al-Minar exec in Beirut earlier this week as tensions

keep boiling over the border.

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