Israeli strike on journalists: Guardian, HRW expose war crime evidence

Back in October, an Israeli airstrike deliberately targeted and killed three journalists, including Al Mayadeen’s Ghassan Najjar and Mohammad Reda, in South Lebanon while they slept. A Guardian investigation reveals the use of US-made precision bombs and evidence pointing to a war crime, exposing "Israel’s" ongoing assault on press freedom and international law. The Guardian's findings are corroborated by Human Rights Watch's own investigation, which indicated that the aggression was most likely a deliberate attack on civilians and an apparent war crime.