The Guardian is reporting that "Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed a journalist on Wednesday after rescuers were blocked from accessing the building where she was buried under rubble because of further Israeli fire, according to several witnesses. Amal Khalil was covering developments near the town of al-Tayri with the photographer Zeinab Faraj when an Israeli strike hit the vehicle in front of them."Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was found dead after hours of searching under rubble. She was killed in an Israeli strike, after the Israeli army fired at ambulances trying to reach her, delaying her rescue.
— Will Christou (@will_christou) April 22, 2026
She is the fourth journalist killed by Israel while in the field since… pic.twitter.com/GzrdgfO3KZ
"They ran into a nearby house, which was then also targeted by an Israeli strike, according to Lebanon’s health ministry. Rescuers were able to retrieve Faraj, who had a head wound, according to Elsy Moufarrej, who runs the Union of Journalists in Lebanon. When they returned to help Khalil, a sound grenade blocked their access to the damaged building, according to Lebanon’s health ministry, a senior Lebanese military official and press advocates."
"The health ministry said Israel’s military prevented the completion of the humanitarian mission by firing a sound grenade and live ammunition at the ambulance”.
"She was later found dead by civil defence, who pulled her corpse from under the rubble. In total Israeli strikes killed five people on Wednesday, including Khalil, despite the ongoing ceasefire." Double taps during a ceasefire in an unlawful unprovoked invasion. Boycott Israel. Boycott FIFA.
#Lebanon’s Health Ministry confirmed that when a Red Cross ambulance went to Tiri to retrieve two journalists injured in an Israeli strike, #Israel fired a sound grenade and shot at the ambulance, preventing the rescuers from completing their mission. #لبنان #إسرائيل pic.twitter.com/U4FiHkkBSj
— Nicholas Frakes | نيكولاس فريكس (@nicfrakesjourno) April 22, 2026
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