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Today, threatened, tracked and killed while reporting on Lebanon.

We can't get out. Somebody, please contact the UN, contact Unifil, contact the Israelis.

Like, we need help getting out of here. That help didn't come. What actually did come was another Israeli airstrike.

As another beloved journalist in Lebanon is killed by Israel. What hope is there for accountability?

I'm Malika Bilal, and this is The Take.

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My name is Heidi Pet. I am the Syria correspondent for Al Jazeera English, but at the moment,

I've been reporting from Lebanon since the war started here. So Heidi, welcome to The Take. It's

really good to have you on. You and I are speaking on Thursday,

just hours after you attended the funeral for Amal Khalil, who's a journalist who was killed

by an Israeli strike in South Lebanon yesterday in the middle of what is ostensibly a 10-day

ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. So let's start with who she was,

because I know she'd been a journalist in Lebanon for many years and was a recognizable face

for people there. But for people outside of the country, what can you tell us about her?

Yeah, so Amal Halil was a really well-loved and respected journalist here. She is from

South Lebanon. She has spent many years reporting on South Lebanon, so not just during this war,

but also during the 2024 war. She worked for a newspaper, so not just during this war, but

also during the 2024 war. She worked for a newspaper called Al-Aqabar,

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