https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67652774

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Rights groups say Israel should be investigated for a possible war crime over the death of a journalist in Lebanon in October.

Amnesty and Human Rights Watch said investigations showed the journalists were probably fired on deliberately by an Israeli tank crew.

Amnesty's deputy regional director Aya Majzoub said the organisation's investigation indicated it was "likely a direct attack on civilians" and should be "investigated as a war crime".

The group said its investigation showed the journalists were "well removed from ongoing hostilities, clearly identifiable as members of the media, and had been stationary for at least 75 minutes before they were hit".

They were on a hilltop in an open area with no tree cover or other buildings to obscure them from nearby Israeli military outposts, Reuters said. Drones had been overhead and an Israeli helicopter had been patrolling, it said.

Abdallah was killed instantly in the strike. Two more Reuters journalists, two from AFP and two from Al Jazeera were all wounded. AFP photographer Christina Assi, 28, later had a leg amputated and is still in hospital.

Sixty-three journalists have been killed since the start of the war, according to the Committee to Protect journalists.

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Israel won't care, not while western governments ignore and excuse her war crimes. Israel has never cared in the past when they have murdered, and lied about murdering reporters and others.