Name: Netanyahu ordena ataques contra Gaza por unos restos de rehenes equivocados
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Description: El primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu, ha declarado que ha ordenado al ejército que lleve a cabo potentes ataques contra la Franja de Gaza. Esto se produce después de que Israel acusara a Hamás de violar su frágil acuerdo de paz al devolver los restos equivocados de un rehén.

El primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu, ha declarado que ha ordenado al ejército que lleve a cabo potentes ataques contra la Franja de Gaza. Esto se produce después de que Israel acusara a Hamás de violar su frágil acuerdo de paz al devolver los restos equivocados de un rehén.

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The U.S-brokered ceasefire deal in Gaza is holding, after Hamas released the remaining Israeli hostages.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed the military to launch strikes in Gaza following accusations that Hamas returned the wrong remains of a hostage. According to Israeli officials, Hamas delivered remains belonging to a hostage whose body had already been recovered two years prior, rather than those of a still-missing individual. The exchange of hostages and detainees was part of a ceasefire agreement, which now faces significant challenges due to this incident and renewed violence in the region.

Israel claims that Hamas is intentionally delaying the return of all hostage remains, while Hamas argues that ongoing conflict and restricted access to excavation equipment have made it difficult to locate all bodies. The situation has led to a breakdown in trust between the two sides, with Israel responding to the alleged violation by targeting at least three positions in Gaza. No casualty figures have been reported.

Netanyahu ordena ataques contra Gaza por unos restos de rehenes equivocados

También seguimos la evolución de las noticias en Oriente Próximo, donde el frágil alto el fuego entre Israel y Hamás podría estar rompiéndose. Israel dice que el Primer Ministro Netanyahu ha ordenado a los militares llevar a cabo poderosos ataques en la Franja de Gaza. Esto se produce después de que Israel acusara a Hamás de violar el acuerdo de paz al devolver los restos equivocados de un rehén. Israel dice que el grupo militante entregó restos de un rehén cuyo cuerpo fue recuperado hace dos años en lugar de uno que sigue desaparecido. Frank Gardner de nuestros socios de la BBC se une a nosotros ahora. Frank, ¿qué significa esto para el acuerdo de paz? Bueno, frágil es exactamente la palabra adecuada. Este es el segundo gran reto, creo, para el plan de alto el fuego en Gaza negociado por Trump y posiblemente el mayor porque han pasado dos cosas. Una es que ha habido un estallido de violencia en la Franja de Gaza entre Hamás, digamos Israel, y las fuerzas israelíes allí. Dicen que les dispararon. Respondieron con artillería. Pero entonces, tal vez aún más grave es la cuestión que usted ha mencionado allí sobre el rehén, la falsa excavación o excavación falsa Israel lo está llamando. Así que lo que pasó aquí es que bajo los términos del acuerdo de Trump, Hamás se supone que debe devolver a todos los rehenes vivos, lo que hizo, a cambio de un gran número de detenidos y prisioneros palestinos que también fueron liberados. Pero también se espera que devuelva los restos de 28 rehenes muertos. Y sólo lo ha hecho hasta ahora con alrededor de la mitad de ellos. Israel acusa a Hamás de dar largas al asunto deliberadamente, y de estar atacando a las familias que esperan el regreso de sus seres queridos. Por lo tanto, ayer por la noche, se puso un avión no tripulado, el ejército israelí puso un avión no tripulado, que filmó en secreto lo que parece ser operativos de Hamas sacando el cuerpo o los restos de un rehén de una casa, poniéndolo en una tumba poco profunda, cubriéndolo con tierra, y luego llamar a la Cruz Roja, diciendo, aquí tienes, aquí hay otro rehén. Y resulta que eran los restos, como mencionaste, de alguien que ya había sido sacado de Gaza hace dos años. Así que realmente hay una ruptura de la fe entre las dos partes, como si alguna vez hubiera habido mucha sobre estas dos cuestiones. E Israel ha respondido con ataques aéreos. Al menos tres posiciones han sido atacadas en Gaza. Aún no tenemos cifras de víctimas. ¿Puede desglosar los problemas con Hamás devolviendo los restos de los rehenes? Bueno, Hamas está diciendo, no nos culpes a nosotros. Los israelíes lo están poniendo muy difícil porque están impidiendo el equipo de excavación y el acceso que dicen necesitar. Israel sospecha que Hamas sabe exactamente dónde están los restos de los rehenes. Y están alargando esto deliberadamente por dos razones. Una, dicen que para herir a las familias. Sí. ¿Me oyes? ¿Estás perdiendo contacto con nosotros? ¿Todavía puedes oírme? Podemos oírte, Frank. Continuaré. Así que una razón para el retraso es que piensan que quieren hacerlo lo más doloroso posible para las familias. La otra es que Hamás necesita consolidar su poder. Hamás sabe que, según los términos del acuerdo, una fuerza internacional de estabilización entrará en Gaza. Y quieren apuntalar su poder antes de que eso ocurra. Hamás, por su parte, dice, mira, hemos tenido dos años de carnicería aquí. La Franja de Gaza ha sido absolutamente bombardeada desde el aire, con artillería, tanques y demoliciones. Es imposible para nosotros encontrar inmediatamente todos estos cuerpos. Necesitamos que venga un equipo de excavación moderno. Los egipcios han enviado algunos y necesitamos tiempo para poder encontrar esto. Y ese es un tiempo que creo que Israel es muy reacio a darles. La paciencia israelí parece estar agotándose. OK, Frank Gardner, muchas gracias por desglosar todo esto para nosotros.

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Netanyahu ordena ataques contra Gaza por unos restos de rehenes equivocados

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