This week, Cyrille Pluyette, deputy editor-in-chief of the World service of L’Express, explains to us what a ceasefire is when many politicians and international organizations are calling for it to be established between Israel and Hamas.
The team: Mathias Penguilly (presentation), Charlotte Baris (writing), Léa Bertrand (editing) and Jules Krot (production).
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Mathias Penguilly: The ceasefire. The definition of this term seems obvious to you, but know that it is much less clear than it seems. To enlighten us, I called on Cyrille Pluyette, the deputy editor-in-chief of the World department of L’Express.
Cyrille Pluyette : Unlike terms like humanitarian corridor or war crimes, there is no clear, universally accepted legal definition. Nor clear rules on when it should be negotiated, what it should contain and how it should be applied.
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