2 Journalists Killed in Israeli Strike in Lebanon, State-Run News Agency Says
Al-Mayadeen, a pan-Arab network based in Beirut, said in a statement that reporter Farah Omar and cameraman Rabih Al-Maamari were killed in the attack.
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2 Journalists Killed in Israeli Strike in Lebanon, State-Run News Agency Says
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