Are you claiming you are a public figure in any sense? Do I actually need to explain why "the IDF" is significant to a story about Israeli military action?
Dunno, havent seen the video, but the statement us that they were targeting a hamas what? They literally admitted it.
I'm not understanding you or your point here. Yes, they did admit to killing the journalists. Everyone has reported on this and it's not in dispute. The report was about Israel claiming their death was unintentional, not that they claimed they were Hamas or that they didn't do it.
What could possibly be in the video that would prove they intended to kill the journalists, as opposed to them being collateral damage? I doubt the Reuters live stream caught the IDF commander who ordered the strike articulating his intentions.
must always assume theyre telling the truth
Not sure why this is a quote. I didn't say that. You don't need to assume someone is telling the truth to report what they said as being something they said.
And why do we even need to know they said this?
You don't. You can close the webpage and not follow the news and you'll probably be happier in the long run.
You're arguing that an organization that exists to provide objective reporting shouldn't do that because sometimes they report that someone you dislike made a claim you disagree with.
I'm arguing that it's okay to report facts without commentary. I'm somehow able to conclude that Israel was targeting the journalists based on the context provided in the report without needing the report to tell me the conclusion to have upfront.