Accord Hamas-Israël : «Ce qui compte, c’est que les otages rentrent chez eux»

Published by Guillaume Gendron on

Pour Gershon Baskin, l’un des principaux négociateurs israéliens pour la libération de Gilad Shalit en 2011, l’accord conclu entre Israël et le Hamas est une avancée mais dont l’application n’est pas sans risques.
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Originally Published by Libération at https://www.liberation.fr/international/moyen-orient/accord-hamas-israel-ce-qui-compte-cest-que-les-otages-rentrent-chez-eux-20231122_ESETYM6SVVBYLOO2O36JJ7UWFM/

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Guillaume Gendron

Guillaume Gendron

Guillaume Gendron is the correspondent in Tel Aviv for the French newspaper Libération.

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