Ливаны өмнөд нутгийн Бинт Жбейль дүүргийн Аль-Тайри тосгонд Израилийн агаарын цохилтын улмаас Al-Akhbar сонины сэтгүүлч Амал Халил амь үрэгдсэн тухай албаны эх сурвалжууд мэдээллээ. Ливаны Эрүүл мэндийн яамны мэдээлснээр, Амал Халил болон түүний хамтран ажиллагч Зейнаб Фараж нар эхний довтолгооноос зугтаж, ойролцоох барилгад орогнож байх үед нь уг байр руу хоёр дахь цохилтыг өгсөн байна. Хамгийн ноцтой нь, шархадсан сэтгүүлчийг аврах ажиллагаа Израилийн цэргийн саад тотгорын улмаас долоон цаг гаруй саатаж, тэрбээр нуранги доор тусламж авч чадалгүй байсаар амьсгал хураажээ.
Ливаны Эрүүл мэндийн яамны төлөөлөгч Рида Муссауигийн мэдэгдсэнээр, аврах багийг ирэх үед Израилийн цэргийнхэн түргэн тусламжийн машин руу гранат шидэж, буудалцаан үүсгэн ойртох боломж олгоогүй байна. “Зэвсэггүй сэтгүүлч рүү довтолж, улмаар аврах багийг саатуулсан нь олон улсын хүмүүнлэгийн хуулийг бүдүүлгээр зөрчсөн үйлдэл” гэж тэрбээр дүгнэжээ. Ливаны Ерөнхий сайд Науф Салам энэхүү хэргийг Израилийн зүгээс сэтгүүлчдийг дуугүй болгох гэсэн системтэй арга барил, дайны гэмт хэрэг хэмээн хатуу шүүмжилсэн байна. Сэтгүүлчдийг хамгаалах хорооны (CPJ) мэдээллээр 2025 онд амиа алдсан 129 сэтгүүлчийн дийлэнх нь Израилийн цэргийн ажиллагааны золиос болжээ.
Нөгөө талд, Израилийн цэргийн албаныхан (IDF) энэхүү цохилтыг “Хезболла” бүлэглэлийн ашигладаг байгууламжаас хөдөлсөн сэжигтэй тээврийн хэрэгслүүдийг устгах зорилготой байсан гэж тайлбарлав. Тэдгээр тээврийн хэрэгслүүд нь цэргийн хамгаалалтын шугамыг зөрчиж, аюулгүй байдалд заналхийлсэн тул довтолсон бөгөөд аврах багийг санаатайгаар саатуулсан гэх мэдээллийг үгүйсгэж байна. Израилийн тал сэтгүүлчдийг зориудаар бай болгодоггүй гэдгээ мэдэгдсэн бөгөөд одоогоор уг хэргийг дотооддоо шалгаж эхэлжээ.
Эх сурвалж: The Independent and Lebanon Ministry of Public Health Reports 2026.
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A journalist was killed in an Israeli air strike while seeking shelter and then left under the rubble for hours without medical care, officials have told The Independent.
Amal Khalil, who worked for Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, was killed in the village of Al-Tayri while covering Israel’s bombing of southern Lebanon on Wednesday.
Two strikes are reported to have struck the town in the Bint Jbeil district, killing two people and injuring one.
The Lebanese health ministry told The Independent in an official statement that the Israeli military “pursued Khalil and her colleague, Zeinab Faraj, who had taken refuge from the first raid in a nearby house, targeting the house where they had sought shelter”.
When the Lebanese Red Cross arrived to transport the wounded, they were obstructed by Israel who “fired a stun grenade at the ambulance and targeted it with gunfire”, the ministry said. “They were unable to retrieve Khalil”.
“Amal had gone into to building to shelter, and the military attacked it,” Rida Moussawi, a spokesperson for the Lebanese health ministry told The Independent.
“After that no one was allowed to go back – the teams needed special tools to take her out from under the building. But the [Israeli military] was attacking any vehicle or anything that was going to search for Amal.
“She was stuck wounded under the rubble for more than seven hours before we were able to reach her.”
Moussawi added that medical aid was further delayed by roads being closed due to bombing and the fact that the Israeli military “attacked the ambulances with guns and grenades”.
“How is it permitted that a media person with no weapons is attacked and no one is allowed to help her when she is wounded?” she asked. “And in a ceasefire – what ceasefire is this? This is not the first time that medical convoys have been attacked we have more than 100 casualties from amongst medical staff.”
It added: “This constitutes a blatant double violation: obstructing the rescue efforts of a citizen known for her civic media activism, and targeting an ambulance clearly marked with the Red Cross emblem.”
Lebanon’s prime minister Nawaf Salam has condemned the attack and accused Israel of repeatedly targeting journalists in what he described as an “established approach”.
“Targeting journalists, obstructing access to them by relief teams, and even targeting their locations again after these teams arrive constitutes described war crimes,” he said.
The Committee for the Protection of Journalists has warned that Israel is engaging in the “deadliest and most deliberate effort to kill and silence journalists that CPJ has ever documented”. A record 129 journalists were killed in 2025, according to the CPJ. Two thirds of those were killed by Israel.
The Israeli military said: “Earlier today (Wednesday), IDF troops identified two vehicles in southern Lebanon that had departed from a military structure used by Hezbollah. The terrorists in the vehicles crossed the Forward Defense Line and approached the troops in a manner that posed an immediate threat to their safety.
“After identifying the individuals as violating the ceasefire understandings and posing an imminent threat, the Israeli Air Force struck one of the vehicles. Subsequently, the structure from which the individuals had fled was also struck.Reports were received that two journalists were injured as a result of the strikes.
“The IDF is not preventing rescue teams from reaching the area. The details of the incident are under review.It should be noted that the map of the Forward Defense Line has been published and the area has been evacuated.
“The IDF does not target journalists and acts to mitigate harm to them while maintaining the safety and security of its troops.”
After Khalil was pronounced dead, the military added: “As said in the statement, the incident is under review.”
