Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International concluded that an Israeli attack in al-Tiri, southern Lebanon, killing reporter Amal Khalil and wounding camera operator Zeinab Faraj, was an apparent war crime.
An Israeli strike in April that killed Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil and injured colleague Zeinab Faraj was a war crime, according to investigations by Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Legal Agenda.
Israeli strike killed Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil and wounded colleague Zeinab Faraj in southern Lebanon village of al-Tiri despite ceasefire. Both journalists wore clearly marked press gear. Faraj recounted from her hospital bed how Khalil was burned while shielding her before a second missile struck. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun accused Israel of deliberate targeting of journalists to conceal aggressive acts, while PM Nawaf Salam called it a war crime.
Lübnan Başbakanı Nevvaf Selam, İsrail'in güney Lübnan'a düzenlediği hava saldırılarında Al-Akhbar gazetesi muhabiri Amal Khalil'in (43) ölmesi ve serbest foto muhabiri Zeinab Faraj'ın yaralanmasının ardından İsrail'i savaş suçu işlemekle suçladı. Gazetecilerin sığındığı evin de hedef alındığı ve Kızılhaç ambulansının engellendiği iddia edildi. İsrail ordusu gazetecilerin kasıtlı hedef alınmadığını savundu. Olay, ABD Dışişleri Bakanı Rubio'nun ev sahipliğinde süren ateşkes görüşmeleri sırasında yaşandı.
Correspondante expérimentée du média libanais Al-Akhbar, Amal Khalil avait couvert le sud du Liban au cours du conflit actuel, comme lors de la précédente guerre de 2023 et 2024. Elle travaillait souvent avec la photographe indépendante Zeinab Faraj, qui a été blessée.
Correspondante expérimentée du média libanais Al-Akhbar, Amal Khalil a couvert le sud du Liban au cours du conflit actuel, comme lors de la précédente guerre de 2023 et 2024. Elle travaille souvent avec la photographe indépendante Zeinab Faraj.
