UN Investigation Finds Israeli Tank Attack on Journalists Violated International Law

A UN probe concluded that an Israeli tank's shelling of journalists in Lebanon, resulting in one death and several injuries, breached international norms.

A United Nations investigation has determined that an Israeli tank shelling that killed a Reuters journalist and wounded six others in Lebanon last year violated international law.
The attack targeted a group of 'clearly identifiable journalists' without any recorded exchange of fire across the border for over 40 minutes prior.
Reuters and Al Jazeera have called on Israel to account for the attack and ensure those responsible are held accountable.
The incident is part of a broader conflict that has seen at least 95 journalists and media workers killed since October 7.
The UN probe's findings have been shared with both Lebanese and Israeli militaries, urging Israel to conduct a full investigation and review its procedures.