Summary
An Israeli attack on October 25 killed cameraman Ghassan Najjar and engineer Mohammad Reda, who worked for Al Mayadeen, and Al-Manar TV’s camera operator Wissam Qassim as they slept in guesthouses in Hasbaiyya in southeast Lebanon.
Aljazeera
Escalation came as US, EU pushed for truce in a war Lebanon says has killed 3,754 people
Gulf News
In retaliation for Hezbollah launching over 200 rockets into Israel, Israeli airstrikes on Sunday targeted and destroyed several buildings in Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon.
Euronews
With tears in her eyes, she counted nine of the dead as friends, neighbours or clients, some of whom had been hosting relatives displaced by Israeli shelling in southern Lebanon.
The Gazette
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