Israeli Marine Biologist Sees Seaweed as Future of Sustainable Farming
Israeli UN Envoy Reveals: Iran Spends $7 Billion Annually on Terror Activities in Middle East
After IDF Soldier Wounded by Gaza Sniper, Israel Delays Qatari Cash Delivery
New EU Poll Highlights Significant ‘Perception Gap’ Between European Jews and Wider Public Over Threat Posed by Antisemitism
Israeli Film, Jewish Stars and Composers Among 2019 Oscar Nominees
Australian Civil Rights Group Calls for Antisemitic Conspiracy Theorist David Icke to Be Denied Entry to Country
Netanyahu Hails Successful Test of Arrow 3 Missile Defense System, Warns ‘Clenched Fist of Israel Will Reach All Those Who Seek Our Ill’
China: US Warning About Israel Investments ‘Ridiculous’
IDF Officer Wounded by Gaza Sniper, Israel Responds With Tank Fire
Israel, US Defense Ministries Successfully Test Arrow-3 Missile-Defense System
Report: Syrian Army Shoots Cameraman Dead Inside Lebanon
by News Editor
Email a copy of "Report: Syrian Army Shoots Cameraman Dead Inside Lebanon" to a friend
Al-Jadeed TV cameraman Ali Shaaban was killed on Monday at the Syria-Lebanon border. Photo: screenshot via The Daily Star.
Daily Star – Al-Jadeed TV cameraman Ali Shaaban was killed Monday at a border crossing in the area of Wadi Khaled, north Lebanon, security sources said. Al-Jadeed blamed the Syrian army for the incident.
The TV crew was reporting from Khat Naft in the Wadi Khaled area when their vehicle was shot at as it neared the Syrian border town of Armouta, the sources added.
Shaaban, a 32-year-old assistant cameraman, was shot in the chest and transferred to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
New EU Poll Highlights Significant 'Perception Gap' Between European Jews and Wider Public Over Threat Posed by Antisemitism
Iran and Israel Are on a Collision Course
Israeli Film, Jewish Stars and Composers Among 2019 Oscar Nominees
Netanyahu Hails Successful Test of Arrow 3 Missile Defense System, Warns 'Clenched Fist of Israel Will Reach All Those Who Seek Our Ill'
Israeli UN Envoy Reveals: Iran Spends $7 Billion Annually on Terror Activities in Middle East