UN Report: Israeli Tank Shelling in Lebanon Violated International Law
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A UN investigation found that an Israeli tank violated international law by firing two 120mm rounds at a group of clearly identifiable journalists in Lebanon, killing one and injuring six. The incident occurred without any exchange of fire across the border, in violation of security council resolution 1701. The Israel Defense Forces stated that it does not deliberately shoot at civilians, including journalists, and will continue to examine the incident. The UN report has been shared with the Lebanese and Israeli militaries, urging the IDF to conduct an investigation and review their procedures to prevent a recurrence.
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