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Lebanon accuses Israel of targeting journalist in deadly strike; peace talks still set to proceed
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April 23, 2026
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4:33Now PlayingLebanese officials say Israel intentionally targeted journalist Amal Khalil in a deadly strike, as well as blocking ambulances that went to help her. Israel says it fired on vehicles that crossed its forward defence line inside Lebanon. Negotiations between Lebanon are Israel are set to take place in Washington on Thursday.
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