Rights Groups Condemn Journalist Amal Khalil Killing
Three human rights organizations confirmed that the Israeli army attacks that led to the death of journalist Amal Khalil in southern Lebanon were deliberate and must be investigated as war crimes. Khalil, 42 years old, who was working as a field correspondent for "Al-Akhbar" newspaper, was killed in a strike targeting a house she had sought refuge in, while her colleague, Zainab Faraj, was injured. Investigations indicate that the attacks were intentionally directed against civilians, and an independent and impartial investigation into the incident must be launched. The organizations also issued warnings about the continuation of such attacks, which have resulted in the deaths of 15 journalists since the escalation began between Hezbollah and Israel.
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