Israeli strike kills 3 journalists in Lebanon
Business Standard|October 26, 2024
Palestinian officials say at least 72 people killed since Thursday night; Beirut claims over1.2 million displaced
Israeli strike kills 3 journalists in Lebanon

An Israeli strike killed three journalists in south Lebanon on Friday, Lebanon's health ministry said, and the UN refugee agency warned that Israeli airstrikes on a border crossing with Syria were hindering refugees trying to flee the war.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said there was an urgent need to get a diplomatic resolution to the conflict, a day after he said Washington did not want to see a protracted campaign in Lebanon by its ally Israel.

Israel launched its major offensive in Lebanon a month ago, saying it was targeting the heavily armed, Iran-backed Hezbollah group to secure the return home of tens of thousands of Israelis evacuated from the north due to cross-border rocket attacks.

Palestinian officials said Israeli strikes had killed at least 72 people since Thursday night.

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