Israeli strike kills three Lebanese journalists, Al Manar TV says - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxOdW40cU1jRzVxb1BQbDlZN09Ea25zcl9NbXkzanhQSldlbDB0OHNGVC03R2Nab0RrQm9yblRMcDRiMDlVUmRGQy1CSENRRE9hSFozMVRsblRpdWd5cVBwNVFiSWZHUjl4NmVnbFJYNXBFd1ByQWM0bElDdHZjcUxyeFVWcG9GZFJ5Z0s2Y3A5Q1pJQzZQamVwM0JQN1Rid285Sk5sUkNicVBYT1BtTHNUNTM3U2JYVkNuVDBjWEM2LUxhUjdYN0E?oc=5" target="_blank">Israeli strike kills three Lebanese journalists, Al Manar TV says</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon killed three journalists from Al-Manar TV and Al-Mayadeen TV, amid the ongoing Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the attack as a 'flagrant crime' violating international protections for journalists.

As the Middle East conflict escalates, Iranian-backed Houthi rebels launched their first missile attack on Israel, targeting military sites in the south. The attack was intercepted by Israeli defenses. Additionally, Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of two journalists, with Israel claiming one was a Hezbollah intelligence operative.

Nabatieh, a predominantly Shiite city in southern Lebanon, is enduring intense Israeli military strikes amid renewed conflict. The city, largely evacuated, has only a few hundred of its original 75,000 residents remaining. Rescue teams, composed entirely of local volunteers, are operating under extreme danger. On March 25, two such volunteers were killed in an Israeli drone strike while delivering supplies.