Al-Manar

Al-Manar lost one of its reporters, Ali Shoeib, in the targeted attack by Israeli forces. The outlet is described as pro-Hezbollah, which Israel used as a justification for the attack, though this claim was rejected by UN experts.

Al-Manar, Hezbollah's TV station, reported that its political program head, Mohammed Sherri, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut.

Al-Manar, a TV channel linked to Hezbollah, reported the killing of its political programmes director, Mohammad Sherri, and his wife in an Israeli strike. This directly impacts its operations and personnel.

Al-Manar TV, a broadcaster affiliated with Hezbollah, had its south Beirut office targeted by an Israeli strike. This incident highlights the direct impact of the conflict on media outlets associated with the involved parties.

Al-Manar channel studios in Beirut's southern suburbs were struck by an Israeli airstrike. This indicates the broad targeting of infrastructure in Lebanon during the conflict.