Sécurité

28 octobre 2025

Résumé

Israël allègue que le Hamas a enfreint le cessez-le-feu en retournant des restes d’otages précédemment récupérés, tandis que le Hamas évoque des difficultés à localiser les corps en raison de la destruction à Gaza.

Israël a accusé le Hamas de violer l’accord de cessez-le-feu à Gaza en retournant les restes d’un otage récupéré il y a deux ans. Des tests médico-légaux ont identifié les restes comme appartenant à Ofir Tzarfati, dont le corps avait été récupéré par les forces israéliennes à la fin de 2023. Le bureau du Premier ministre Benjamin Netanyahu a qualifié l’incident de « violation claire » de l’accord de cessez-le-feu.

Le porte-parole du Hamas, Hazem Qassem, a déclaré que le groupe est engagé envers le cessez-le-feu mais rencontre des difficultés pour localiser tous les corps en raison de la destruction massive à Gaza. Le groupe s’est engagé à remettre les restes d’un autre otage dès qu’ils seront retrouvés.

Le cessez-le-feu, négocié par les États-Unis, l’Égypte, le Qatar et la Turquie, prévoit le retour de tous les otages, vivants comme décédés. Israël a averti qu’il ne ferait aucun compromis sur le retour des otages restants et a menacé de suspendre l’aide humanitaire à Gaza si le Hamas ne respecte pas ses obligations.

La situation reste tendue alors que les deux parties s’échangent des accusations de violations de l’accord de cessez-le-feu, avec la crainte que la trêve fragile ne s’effondre si les différends concernant le retour des otages ne sont pas résolus.

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Israël partage des renseignements sur les restes des otages à Gaza avec les médiateurs

16 octobre 2025 • The Times of Israel

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Israel has accused Hamas of violating the Gaza ceasefire agreement by returning the remains of a hostage previously recovered two years ago.

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Forensic tests identified the remains as belonging to Ofir Tzarfati, whose body was retrieved by Israeli forces in late 2023.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office described the incident as a 'clear violation' of the ceasefire deal.

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Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem stated that the group is committed to the ceasefire but faces difficulties in locating all bodies due to extensive destruction in Gaza.

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The ceasefire, brokered by the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, stipulates the return of all hostages, both living and deceased.

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Israel has warned that it will not compromise on the return of the remaining hostages and has threatened to withhold humanitarian aid to Gaza if Hamas does not fulfill its obligations.

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The situation remains tense as both parties trade accusations over violations of the ceasefire agreement, with concerns that the fragile truce could collapse if disputes over the return of hostages are not resolved.

Israël accuse le Hamas de violation du cessez-le-feu concernant les restes d’otages

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Premièrement rapporté ici

Israël partage des renseignements sur les restes des otages à Gaza avec les médiateurs

Vérification des faits

Israel has accused Hamas of violating the Gaza ceasefire agreement by returning the remains of a hostage previously recovered two years ago.

Forensic tests identified the remains as belonging to Ofir Tzarfati, whose body was retrieved by Israeli forces in late 2023.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office described the incident as a 'clear violation' of the ceasefire deal.

Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem stated that the group is committed to the ceasefire but faces difficulties in locating all bodies due to extensive destruction in Gaza.

The ceasefire, brokered by the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, stipulates the return of all hostages, both living and deceased.

Israel has warned that it will not compromise on the return of the remaining hostages and has threatened to withhold humanitarian aid to Gaza if Hamas does not fulfill its obligations.

The situation remains tense as both parties trade accusations over violations of the ceasefire agreement, with concerns that the fragile truce could collapse if disputes over the return of hostages are not resolved.

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Source

Premièrement rapporté ici

Israël partage des renseignements sur les restes des otages à Gaza avec les médiateurs

Vérification des faits

Israel has accused Hamas of violating the Gaza ceasefire agreement by returning the remains of a hostage previously recovered two years ago.

Forensic tests identified the remains as belonging to Ofir Tzarfati, whose body was retrieved by Israeli forces in late 2023.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office described the incident as a 'clear violation' of the ceasefire deal.

Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem stated that the group is committed to the ceasefire but faces difficulties in locating all bodies due to extensive destruction in Gaza.

The ceasefire, brokered by the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, stipulates the return of all hostages, both living and deceased.

Israel has warned that it will not compromise on the return of the remaining hostages and has threatened to withhold humanitarian aid to Gaza if Hamas does not fulfill its obligations.

The situation remains tense as both parties trade accusations over violations of the ceasefire agreement, with concerns that the fragile truce could collapse if disputes over the return of hostages are not resolved.

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