Lebanese journalist trapped after Israeli strike in south

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Reporters Without Borders reported that Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil is trapped near al-Tiri, Lebanon, following an Israeli air strike that endangered her vehicle. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has requested the Red Cross, army, and UN peacekeepers to coordinate a rescue for Khalil and another journalist, Zeinab Faraj.

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Reporters Without Borders called for immediate international pressure on Israel to allow the rescue of journalist Amal Khalil, who is trapped near the southern Lebanese village of al-Tiri. The group said Khalil, who works for Al-Akhbar, is in danger after an Israeli air strike hit near her vehicle, with ongoing attacks preventing rescue teams from reaching her.

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