Journalists’ Blood in Palestine, Lebanon Worse Than Missiles

Recently, tragedy struck in southern Lebanon as three journalists were killed in an Israeli military bombing of a hotel residence in Hasbaya. The hotel was serving as a shelter for journalists and technicians covering the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, resulting in casualties and fatalities.

Iranian media leader, Peyman Jebeli, strongly condemned the attack, expressing condolences for the slain journalists. He emphasized the importance of journalism in revealing the truth and exposing the reality of events in Lebanon and occupied territories, despite attempts by Israel and its allies to silence journalists through violence.

Jebeli highlighted the power of journalists armed only with cameras, microphones, pens, and paper, stating that their bloodshed is more potent than bullets and missiles. He affirmed that these courageous journalists are dismantling the web of lies spun by the Israeli enemy and its supporters.

This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the risks journalists face in conflict zones, as they bravely strive to uncover the truth and uphold the values of free press.