Reuters journalist killed in Lebanon in missile fire from direction of Israel

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The group of journalists were working near Alma al-Shaab, close to the Israel border, where the Israeli military and Lebanese militia Hezbollah have been trading fire in border clashes

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The group of journalists, including from Al Jazeera and Agence France-Presse, were working near Alma al-Shaab, close to the Israel border, where the Israeli military and Lebanese militia Hezbollah have been trading fire in border clashes. The Israel Defense Forces did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Israel’s UN envoy, Gilad Erdan, said in a briefing on Friday: “Obviously, we would never want to hit or kill or shoot any journalist that is doing its job.

“We are urgently seeking more information, working with authorities in the region, and supporting Issam’s family and colleagues.” While other news outlets, including the Associated Press and Al Jazeera, said the shells were Israeli, Reuters could not establish whether the missiles had actually been fired by Israel. Qatari funded broadcaster Al Jazeera said two of its journalists were also wounded in the incident and had been clearly distinguishable as press. It blamed Israel for the incident, saying all those behind “this criminal act” should be held accountable.

In an interview with Reuters, Fatima Kanso, Abdallah’s mother, blamed Israel for the death of her son.

 

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