整理：中东局势跟踪（7月11日）

Group 1: Gaza Conflict - The Israeli military confirmed a missile launched from Yemen targeting Israel, with defense systems in operation to intercept the threat [1] - An Israeli senior official stated that a ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza could be achieved within one to two weeks, but not within a day, and that Israel would provide a temporary ceasefire while continuing military actions if Hamas does not disarm [1] - The Palestinian President emphasized the need for Palestinian representation at the ceasefire negotiation table [1] - The Houthi forces from Yemen attacked Israel's Ben Gurion Airport [1] - Houthi forces reportedly seized six Greek sailors from a sunken ship that was attacked in the Red Sea [1] - Houthi leadership declared that maritime actions against vessels would continue as long as Israel persists in its "aggression" in Gaza [1] - Houthi forces claimed to have launched 45 attacks on Israeli-related targets in the past week [1] - A UN spokesperson announced the first fuel shipment to Gaza in 130 days [1] Group 2: Iran-Israel Conflict - Israeli officials reported that some of Iran's enriched uranium survived the US-Israel airstrikes [2] - The Israeli Defense Minister warned that Israel would take further action against Iran if it perceives a threat [2] - Israeli intelligence indicated that prior to attacks on Iran, enriched uranium was stored at locations such as Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, with some still remaining there, making removal difficult [2] - The German Foreign Minister anticipated that Iran would exert pressure on Houthi forces to cease attacks on vessels [2] - The Iranian President stated that Tehran's cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency depends on the agency correcting its "double standards" regarding Iran's nuclear issues, warning of a more decisive response to repeated aggression [2] - The EU and Israel reached an agreement to provide more aid to Gaza [2] - According to Politico, the EU is considering suspending relations with Israel due to the ongoing crisis in Gaza [2]