BEIRUT, Nov 25 — Human Rights Watch said today an Israeli air strike that killed three journalists in Lebanon last month was an “apparent war crime” and used a bomb equipped...
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The October 25 strike hit a tourism complex in the Druze-majority south Lebanon town of Hasbaya where more than a dozen journalists working for Lebanese and Arab media outlets were sleeping.HRW said the strike, relatively far from the Israel-Hezbollah war’s main flashpoints, “was most likely a deliberate attack on civilians and an apparent war crime”.
The strike killed cameraman Ghassan Najjar and broadcast engineer Mohammad Reda from pro-Iran, Beirut-based broadcaster Al-Mayadeen and video journalist Wissam Qassem from Hezbollah’s Al-Manar television. HRW said the bomb dropped by Israeli forces was equipped with a United States-produced Joint Direct Attack Munition guidance kit.
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