His description included photojournalist Yasser Murtaja, 30, who, according to media reports, was killed by the IDF near the Gaza border on Friday while he was taking pictures and wearing a flak vest that clearly said he was a member of the press.“Dozens of times in the past Hamas has used journalists, the media, the Red Crescent and ambulances to carry out terror attacks,” said Liberman.He indicated that Murtaja had been shot after using a drone.“We can’t take a risk with anyone who flies a drone over the heads of IDF soldiers,” Liberman said.“We warned everyone in advance,” he said. “We sent warnings in Arabic, Hebrew and English. Everyone knew that we were determined to defend Israeli citizens and our sovereignty. Those who take risks and endanger their lives do so knowingly.”The march is not led by people who want peace, and there are no calls for peace at this event, Liberman said, adding: “There is no talk of economics or coexistence. All the speeches are about destroying Israel and the return of the [Palestinian] refugees to Tel Aviv, Haifa and Jaffa.”Just imagine how France or Russia would react in this same situation, he told Army Radio.The only reason the Arab League has reacted is because this type of protest creates unrest within their own countries, he said.To date, the IDF has killed 31 Palestinians on the Gaza border in this set of protests, most of whom the IDF says were Hamas operatives, while the Palestinians argue that they were peaceful protesters. Reporters Without Borders called for an independent investigation into Murtaja’s death. Secretary-general Christophe Deloire said: “We urge the Israeli government to adhere strictly to UN Security Council Resolution 2222 on protecting journalists.”It claimed that at least six journalists were injured during Friday’s events, including cameraman Khalil Abu Adhra.Adam Rasgon contributed to this report.