【环时深度】战火暂息，以伊留守华侨华人“松了半口气”

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the recent ceasefire between Iran and Israel, highlighting the mixed feelings of local Chinese citizens regarding the conflict and its aftermath [1][2][4][11] - The ceasefire was confirmed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and was met with initial skepticism due to subsequent airstrikes, but eventually led to a sense of relief among some residents [4][11] - The impact of the 12-day conflict on the lives of Chinese expatriates in both Israel and Iran was significant, with reports of disruptions in daily life, work, and safety concerns [5][6][10] Group 2 - The articles detail the experiences of Chinese citizens in Israel, such as the construction worker who faced frequent air raid alarms and witnessed destruction close to his location, indicating the severity of the conflict [5][6] - In Iran, the situation was similarly tense, with reports of panic buying and shortages of essential goods during the conflict, although conditions improved following the ceasefire [7][10] - The sentiment among expatriates reflects a desire for stability and peace, with many considering returning to Iran if the ceasefire holds, while also expressing concerns about the potential impact on trade and safety [11][12]