加沙停火协议脆弱如纸 人道与治理问题悬而未决

Group 1 - Israel threatens to resume military operations if Hamas does not comply with the ceasefire agreement regarding the return of the remains of captured individuals [1][2] - As of October 15, Hamas has returned a total of 10 remains, but Israel claims one of them is not from a captured individual [2] - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on compliance with the ceasefire agreement and the return of all remains, stating that failure to do so will lead to coordinated military action with the U.S. [2][4] Group 2 - The humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the future of the ceasefire agreement remain significant concerns for the international community [3] - The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt is set to reopen, allowing for the entry of humanitarian aid, with a target of 600 trucks per day as per the ceasefire agreement [3] - The UN has urged Israel to immediately open all humanitarian aid crossing points into Gaza [3] Group 3 - A major political challenge for the ceasefire is the demand for Hamas to disarm, which Hamas has rejected [4] - The relationship between the Israeli military and Hamas remains tense, with discussions ongoing about the potential deployment of an international force to Gaza involving several countries [4]