2025-08-11
31 分钟You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.
We're recording this at 13 Hours GMT on Monday 11th August.
Israel faces condemnation over the targeted killing of an award-winning Al Jazeera journalist and five others in Gaza.
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But we start in Gaza,
where funerals have been held for five journalists killed in what Al Jazeera calls a targeted assassination.
The five Al Jazeera journalists and one other died when an Israeli airstrike hit their tent.
Israel says it was deliberately targeting one of them,
Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent Anas Asharif, who it says was a Hamas operative.
That has been vehemently denied by Al Jazeera.
The BBC understands that Mr Asharif worked for a Hamas media team before the current conflict.
He had recently been warning that he feared for his life after a smear campaign.
A message prepared by him in case he died has now been shared online.