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Hamás acepta un acuerdo para su desarme y la retirada de Israel de Gaza

La guerra en Gaza podría acercarse a su fin tras un nuevo acuerdo aceptado por Hamás.

A Palestinian man is comforted as he weeps next to a truck carrying the bodies of the victims of Israeli overnight airstrikes before transporting them from the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza for burial on March 18, 2025. Israel on March 18 unleashed its most intense strikes on the Gaza Strip since a January ceasefire, with rescuers reporting 220 people killed, and Hamas accusing Benjamin Netanyahu of deciding to "resume war" after a deadlock on extending the truce. (Photo by BASHAR TALEB / AFP)
A Palestinian man is comforted as he weeps next to a truck carrying the bodies of the victims of Israeli overnight airstrikes before transporting them from the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza for burial on March 18, 2025. Israel on March 18 unleashed its most intense strikes on the Gaza Strip since a January ceasefire, with rescuers reporting 220 people killed, and Hamas accusing Benjamin Netanyahu of deciding to "resume war" after a deadlock on extending the truce. (Photo by BASHAR TALEB / AFP) BASHAR TALEB
A Palestinian man is comforted as he weeps next to a truck carrying the bodies of the victims of Israeli overnight airstrikes before transporting them from the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza for burial on March 18, 2025. Israel on March 18 unleashed its most intense strikes on the Gaza Strip since a January ceasefire, with rescuers reporting 220 people killed, and Hamas accusing Benjamin Netanyahu of deciding to "resume war" after a deadlock on extending the truce. (Photo by BASHAR TALEB / AFP)
Hamás aseguró haber aceptado un acuerdo para poner fin a la guerra en Gaza, aunque sectores del gobierno israelí ya calificaron la propuesta de inaceptable. (BASHAR TALEB/AFP)

Territorios Palestinos. El movimiento islamista Hamás afirmó el viernes que había aceptado un acuerdo para terminar la guerra en Gaza que incluye su desarme y la retirada gradual del ejército israelí de este territorio palestino.

El ministro de Seguridad Nacional israelí, el ultraderechista Itamar Ben Gvir, consideró este viernes “inaceptable” el acuerdo, anunciado en la noche del jueves por el presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump.

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