TV presenter killed in Israeli strike in southern Lebanon: Hezbollah
On January 27, 2026, Al-Manar TV presenter Ali Nour al-Din was killed in an Israeli strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, according to Hezbollah. Al-Manar TV confirmed al-Din's death, stating he previously worked for them presenting religious programs.

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AI-generatedOn January 27, 2026, Al-Manar TV presenter Ali Nour al-Din was killed in an Israeli strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, according to Hezbollah. Al-Manar TV confirmed al-Din's death, stating he previously worked for them presenting religious programs. Hezbollah condemned the killing, calling it a "treacherous assassination," as al-Din also served as a preacher. Lebanese Minister of Information Paul Morcos condemned the attack, calling on the international community to protect media professionals in Lebanon. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, al-Din's death brings the number of Lebanese journalists killed in Israeli attacks since 2023 to at least seven. Earlier that day, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported one death in an Israeli airstrike in Tyre and two deaths in Kfar Rumman.
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5 extractedLebanon’s Ministry of Health said one person was killed in an Israeli air strike in Tyre.
Lebanese Minister of Information Paul Morcos condemned the Israeli strike.
Al-Manar TV confirmed that the attack in Tyre killed al-Din, “who previously worked at Al-Manar channel as a presenter of religious programmes”.
A television presenter who worked for Lebanon’s Al-Manar TV station has been killed in an Israeli attack on the southern Lebanese city of Tyre.
Prior to al-Din’s killing, at least six Lebanese journalists had been killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon since 2023.