Israeli Tank Attack on Journalists in Lebanon Sparks War Crime Allegations

A report finds an Israeli tank likely targeted journalists with machine gun fire after shelling, leading to calls for a war crime investigation.

An Israeli tank crew is reported to have deliberately targeted journalists in Lebanon, killing a Reuters reporter and injuring others.
The Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) found that the tank fired machine gun rounds at journalists after shelling them.
The incident, which occurred in October, has led to calls from Reuters, AFP, and Al Jazeera for Israel to account for the attack.
International humanitarian law prohibits attacks on journalists, who are considered civilians.
Experts are divided on whether the attack constitutes a war crime, with some suggesting it could lead to legal action.