Conflictos

Israel y Hamás acuerdan un alto el fuego en Gaza

Pacto entró en vigor en la madrugada de este viernes. Los enfrentamientos causaron al menos 232 muertos en el lado palestino, y 12 en Israel

Men wave the Palestinian flag as they celebrate the ceasefire brokered by Egypt between Israel and the two main Palestinian armed groups in Gaza on May 20, 2021. - Israel and the two main Palestinian armed groups in Gaza, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, announced a ceasefire on May 20, 2021, aimed to end the most devastating conflict between them for seven years. The truce brokered by Egypt was announced following mounting international pressure to end 11 days of conflict that has claimed lives on both sides, with Israeli jets pounding Gaza with air strikes as militants fired thousands of rockets towards Israel. (Photo by MOHAMMED ABED / AFP)
Men wave the Palestinian flag as they celebrate the ceasefire brokered by Egypt between Israel and the two main Palestinian armed groups in Gaza on May 20, 2021. - Israel and the two main Palestinian armed groups in Gaza, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, announced a ceasefire on May 20, 2021, aimed to end the most devastating conflict between them for seven years. The truce brokered by Egypt was announced following mounting international pressure to end 11 days of conflict that has claimed lives on both sides, with Israeli jets pounding Gaza with air strikes as militants fired thousands of rockets towards Israel. (Photo by MOHAMMED ABED / AFP) MOHAMMED ABED
Gaza Jóvenes ondean la bandera palestina mientras celebraron este jueves el alto el fuego negociado por Egipto entre Israel y los dos principales grupos armados palestinos, en Gaza, el 20 de mayo del 2021. Foto: AFP (MOHAMMED ABED/AFP)

Jerusalén. Después de intensas negociaciones diplomáticas, un alto el fuego entre Israel y Hamás, el movimiento islamista en el poder en la franja de Gaza, entró en vigor este viernes de madrugada para poner fin a once días de enfrentamientos, los más sangrientos en años.

Una hora antes de que la tregua entrara en vigor, los habitantes de la franja de Gaza aseguraban que seguía habiendo bombardeos y las sirenas de alarma continuaban advirtiendo a la población del sur de Israel del lanzamiento de cohetes.

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