News - Middle East: An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon has left four people dead, including two Lebanese journalists, amid intensified border clashes following the regime’s onslaught on the Gaza Strip.

Lebanon’s al-Mayadeen news channel reported on Tuesday that the Israeli regime has “deliberately” targeted two of its TV crew near the town of Tir Harfa, about a mile from the southern border.
Al-Mayadeen identified the victims as Farah Omar, a correspondent, and Rabie al-Memari, a camera operator, who were reporting on the violence along the border with Israel.
Ghassan bin Jiddo, director of the Beirut-based TV channel said in a live broadcast “It was direct targeting. It was not a coincidence,” adding that they join “the martyrs of Gaza.”
Jiddo also noted that Hussein Akel, a civilian from the village who was with the journalists was also killed in the strike, adding that he was a "contributor" to the channel.
The Lebanese information minister called the strike on the journalists “outrageous.”