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26 de octubre de 2025

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El Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja está asistiendo en la recuperación de los cuerpos de rehenes fallecidos en Gaza, como parte del acuerdo de alto el fuego entre Israel y Hamás.

El Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja (CICR) está activamente involucrado en Gaza, asistiendo en la recuperación de los cuerpos de rehenes fallecidos como parte del acuerdo de alto el fuego entre Israel y Hamás.

Hamás ha estado devolviendo los restos de los rehenes en lotes, citando desafíos debido a la destrucción y la falta de equipos especializados. El CICR ha reconocido las complejidades involucradas, afirmando que el proceso es un "desafío enorme" dada la dificultad de encontrar cuerpos entre los escombros de Gaza.

El cruce fronterizo de Rafah entre Egipto y Gaza permanece cerrado, y Israel vincula su reapertura con la devolución completa de todos los cuerpos de rehenes fallecidos. Hamás ha expresado preocupación de que el cierre continuo, junto con las restricciones para la entrada de equipos especializados y equipos forenses, esté retrasando la recuperación y entrega de los cuerpos.

El CICR continúa actuando como intermediario neutral, facilitando la devolución de los restos conforme al acuerdo de alto el fuego. La organización ha declarado que, para garantizar la seguridad de los involucrados, no hará más comentarios sobre los diferentes informes en esta etapa.

Fuente

The Times of Israel

Primero reportado aquí

Alto el Fuego en Gaza se Mantiene en Medio de Llamados para el Acceso a la Ayuda y la Devolución de Restos de Rehenes

14 de octubre de 2025 • CBS News

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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is actively involved in Gaza, assisting in the retrieval of deceased hostages' bodies as part of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

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Hamas has been returning the remains of hostages in batches, citing challenges due to the destruction and lack of specialized equipment.

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The ICRC has acknowledged the complexities involved, stating that the process is a 'massive challenge' given the difficulties of finding bodies amid Gaza's rubble.

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The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza remains closed, with Israel linking its reopening to the full return of all deceased hostages' bodies.

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Hamas has expressed concerns that the continued closure, along with restrictions on the entry of specialized equipment and forensic teams, is delaying the retrieval and handover of bodies.

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The ICRC continues to act as a neutral intermediary, facilitating the return of remains in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.

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La Cruz Roja Facilita la Recuperación de Restos de Rehenes en Gaza en Medio de Esfuerzos de Alto el Fuego

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Primero reportado aquí

Alto el Fuego en Gaza se Mantiene en Medio de Llamados para el Acceso a la Ayuda y la Devolución de Restos de Rehenes

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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is actively involved in Gaza, assisting in the retrieval of deceased hostages' bodies as part of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Hamas has been returning the remains of hostages in batches, citing challenges due to the destruction and lack of specialized equipment.

The ICRC has acknowledged the complexities involved, stating that the process is a 'massive challenge' given the difficulties of finding bodies amid Gaza's rubble.

The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza remains closed, with Israel linking its reopening to the full return of all deceased hostages' bodies.

Hamas has expressed concerns that the continued closure, along with restrictions on the entry of specialized equipment and forensic teams, is delaying the retrieval and handover of bodies.

The ICRC continues to act as a neutral intermediary, facilitating the return of remains in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.

The organization has stated that, to ensure the safety of those involved, it will not comment further on the different reports at this stage.

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Fuente

Primero reportado aquí

Alto el Fuego en Gaza se Mantiene en Medio de Llamados para el Acceso a la Ayuda y la Devolución de Restos de Rehenes

Verificación de hechos

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is actively involved in Gaza, assisting in the retrieval of deceased hostages' bodies as part of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Hamas has been returning the remains of hostages in batches, citing challenges due to the destruction and lack of specialized equipment.

The ICRC has acknowledged the complexities involved, stating that the process is a 'massive challenge' given the difficulties of finding bodies amid Gaza's rubble.

The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza remains closed, with Israel linking its reopening to the full return of all deceased hostages' bodies.

Hamas has expressed concerns that the continued closure, along with restrictions on the entry of specialized equipment and forensic teams, is delaying the retrieval and handover of bodies.

The ICRC continues to act as a neutral intermediary, facilitating the return of remains in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.

The organization has stated that, to ensure the safety of those involved, it will not comment further on the different reports at this stage.

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