Un engin explosif dans un bus à Jérusalem fait une vingtaine de blessés

La police israélienne travaille sur les lieux de l'explosion de l'autobus à Jérusalem, le 18 avril.
Coïncidence ? En ce même lundi, l’armée et le gouvernement ont fait grand bruit de la neutralisation d’un tunnel d’attaque construit par le Hamas, tout au sud de la bande de Gaza, en direction d’Israël. La sortie a été découverte il y a dix jours près du kibboutz d’Holit. Il s’agit du premier tunnel complet repéré depuisl’opération « Bordure protectrice », la dernière guerre livrée par Israël dans la bande de Gaza, à l’été 2014. Lors de ce conflit, 34 tunnels d’attaque du Hamas avaient été détruits.
Lire aussi :   Israël-Palestine : « Chaque jour qui passe, la solution à deux Etats paraît moins réaliste »

La crainte d’un raid souterrain

Depuis, l’une des craintes des experts israéliens est l’hypothèse d’un raid souterrain des combattants du Hamas vers l’une des communautés vivant le long de la frontière, conclu par une prise d’otages sanglante. De source militaire, on indique que ce nouveau tunnel était équipé de façon sophistiquée, avec des rails, de l’électricité, des installations pour passer du temps à l’abri. Il était creusé jusqu’à 40 mètres sous terre

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