Israel kills a Hezbollah commander and Lebanese media denounce the murder of three journalists

Israeli forces reported this Friday an airstrike in southern Lebanon with which they killed Abbas Adnan Moslemcommander of the elite unit Hezbollah’s Radwan. Moslem, who was in charge of the Aitaroun area, a town in Lebanon’s southern borderwas identified as a key objective in the Israeli offensive.

In addition to this attack, Israel has carried out more than 200 bombings on Hezbollah “targets” in southern Lebanon, which include militiamenweapons warehouses and observation points.

In one particular incident, the Zionist Army intercepted a group of Hezbollah fighters who They were planning an ambush. According to Israeli sources, they shot them down and found a rocket launcher that was dismantled.

Lebanese media denounce murders of journalists

Several Lebanese newspapers also denounce that the Israeli attack that took place this Friday He has killed three journalists while they were sleeping. Among them were two cameramen and an engineer who worked for different media and were staying in Hasbaya, in southern Lebanon.

The Lebanese Government has called it a “war crime” and points out that three other reporters were also injured by the bombing. “This is a war crime,” the Lebanese Minister of Information wrote on his X account. Ziad Makarywhich has denounced that “the Israeli enemy waited for the journalists to rest at night to betray them while they were sleeping” and accused the Jewish State of murdering them “in a premeditated manner.”

The victims are Ghasan Nayar, Mohamed Reda and Wisam Qasem, all of them workers at Lebanese television channels. Al Mayadeen and Al Manar. According to the official, the residence attacked housed another 18 journalists from seven Lebanese and Arab media outlets, and he recalled that “during the last few months they did not stop covering the news on the ground and transmitting it to reveal the crimes” committed by Israel in the Mediterranean country.

The killings come 24 hours after an Israeli strike hit an office used by the newspaper. Al Mayadeen in the southern suburbs of Beirut. He Ministry of Health Lebanese said one person was killed and five others, including a child, were wounded in that attack.

Since the Israeli offensive on October 1, at least 29 Zionist soldiers They have lost their lives at the borderalong with four civilians in Israel, as clashes with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon intensify.

According to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), as of October 24, its preliminary investigations indicate that at least 128 journalists and media workers have died since the declaration of war against Gaza. This period has become the deadliest for the union since CPJ began collecting this data in 1992.

New attacks on Gaza hospitals

This Friday, the Israeli Army also raided an operation at the Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa. In the place, where more than 100 people are trapped, the military has forced the patients to gather in the central patio. This medical center is one of the few that still functions in the region, where the Zionist bombings in recent weeks have caused at least 700 deaths and displaced thousands of people, Gazan authorities indicate.

The Gaza Civil Defense has reported that emergency services in the north have been interrupted by the Israeli offensive, which keeps the main hospitals under siege, also attacking ambulances and rescue teams. This has forced the closure of the Indonesian Beit Lahia hospital, while the Kamal Adwan and Al Awda hospitals operate on a limited basis and are at risk of collapse.

Furthermore, the spokesman for the Gaza Civil Defense, Mahmud Basal, reported that the last available ambulance in the north was destroyed by an Israeli attackfurther complicating the emergency situation. Gaza authorities report that in another attack on the Jabalia camp, approximately 150 people have been killed, although rescue services have not been able to arrive due to the military siege.

The chain Al Jazeera reports, citing Gaza Civil Defense sources, that more than 150 people, including patients and medical staff, remain trapped in the Kamal Adwan hospital, invaded this Friday. On Thursday afternoon, Israeli tanks fired on the center, destroying an oxygen station, which has severely affected medical care there.

Also this Thursday, five Israeli soldiers, four of them reservists – that is, volunteers – were killed in recent fighting in southern Lebanon. Netanyahu’s Army has redoubled its operations in the area in an attempt to curb Hezbollah activities and consolidate its control in the border area.

On the other hand, Zionists have killed more than 2,500 people in Lebanon in the last year, most of them in the last month. Israel maintains that approximately 1,500 victims were Hezbollah fighters, while the rest – a thousand people – were civilians. For their part, Lebanese authorities claim that the Israeli military campaign has displaced more than a million, generating a humanitarian crisis.

Since the beginning of this escalation in hostilities on October 8, 52 people have died in Israel, with victims including both soldiers and civilians. On the Lebanese side, the death toll exceeds 700, including hundreds of civilians.

The United States has already given Israel a slap on the wrist and reminds the Zionists that they must take effective measures to avoid civilian casualties and not endanger UN peacekeepers nor to the soldiers of the Lebanese Army in their attacks against Gaza and Lebanon.