Al Jazeera condemns journalist’s killing in Israeli strike

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Al Jazeera has condemned the targeted killing of its journalist Ahmad Al-Louh by the Israeli occupation forces in Gaza in a statement.

“Al Jazeera Media Network condemns in the strongest terms the killing of its cameraman, Ahmad Baker Al-Louh, 39, by the Israeli occupation forces,” the statement read.

He was brutally killed in an airstrike that targeted a Civil Defence post in the market area of Al-Nuseirat Camp while covering the civil defence forces’ rescue operations of a family, the statement added.

Relatives and colleagues gather around the body of Al Jazeera journalist Ahmad Al-Louh, who was killed along with Civil Defence members in an Israeli strike the day before, during their funeral in Nuseirat on December 16. — AFP
Relatives and colleagues gather around the body of Al Jazeera journalist Ahmad Al-Louh, who was killed along with Civil Defence members in an Israeli strike the day before, during their funeral in Nuseirat on December 16. — AFP

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