【环球网报道 记者 李飒】尽管面临以色列国防军领导层的反对，以总理内塔尼亚胡仍表示将下令全面 控制加沙地区。据《以色列时报》6日最新报道，以国防军总参谋长扎米尔与内塔尼亚胡就"全面占领加 沙"的计划爆发冲突，扎米尔警告称这一决定对以色列国防军来说是"陷阱"。此外，两人还因为内塔尼 亚胡之子的帖子发生争执。 据以色列电视十二台日前报道，由于美国不再支持以暂时停火换取释放部分被扣押人员的协议，以色列 本周将决定是否扩大战事，即便这可能危及人质安全。报道称，内塔尼亚胡和以国防部长卡茨在此事上 尚未作出决定，而安全内阁的其他成员也存在分歧。以战略事务部长德尔默、财政部长斯莫特里赫、国 家安全部长本-格维尔为代表的一方支持继续扩大战争，而以外交部长萨尔、国防军总参谋长扎米尔为 代表的一方反对扩大战争，支持继续努力达成停火协议。有以媒援引一名外交消息人士的话报道称，内 塔尼亚胡正"力求通过决定性的军事胜利解救被扣押人员"。 据报道，加沙地带卫生部门称，以色列在加沙的军事行动已造成至少6.09万人死亡，其中大部分是平 民。联合国人权事务高级专员图尔克3日呼吁以色列紧急允许援助进入该地区，称拒绝援助"可能构成战 争罪"。 以 ...

Group 1 - The core focus of the ongoing Cambodia-Thailand border committee meeting is on the specifics of the ceasefire agreement and the scope of the ASEAN Defense Attaché Monitoring Group's authority [1] - The Malaysian Armed Forces Chief, Muhd Nizam, emphasized the importance of finalizing these two aspects to ensure mutual understanding and compliance during the execution of the agreement [1] - The meeting, which began on April 4 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is expected to continue until April 6, in preparation for a special meeting of the border committee scheduled for April 7 [1]

Group 1 - The meeting of the Cambodia-Thailand Joint Border Committee Secretariat is taking place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from August 4 to 6, to finalize the framework and agenda for an upcoming special meeting [1] - Both Cambodia and Thailand expressed a strong desire to end border conflicts during the meeting, with discussions on establishing an "ASEAN Defense Attaché Monitoring Group" to oversee the implementation of the ceasefire agreement [2] - The special meeting is scheduled for August 7, with high-level officials from both countries expected to attend [2] Group 2 - A dispute arose on August 4, with Cambodia accusing Thai soldiers of entering its territory, while Thailand claimed the area in question is its own [3] - Cambodia's Defense Ministry spokesperson stated that the actions of Thai soldiers violate the ceasefire agreement and threaten peace and security in the border region [3] - Thailand's military responded by asserting that the area is Thai territory and accused Cambodia of previously occupying the region and constructing settlements [3]

Group 1 - The joint border committee meeting between Thailand and Cambodia is scheduled to take place from August 4 to 7 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with the Thai defense minister representing Thailand [1] - The meeting aims to address border issues and ease tensions, with representatives from China, Malaysia, and the United States attending as observers on the final day [1] - Despite the upcoming talks, tensions remain high, with Cambodia alleging that Thailand is planning a large-scale military offensive along the border [1] Group 2 - Cambodia's defense ministry has urged Thailand to release 18 Cambodian soldiers detained since July 29, claiming that the soldiers were illegally captured [2] - Thailand's foreign ministry argues that the detention occurred during a period of renewed hostilities initiated by Cambodia, asserting that their actions comply with international humanitarian law [2] - An ASEAN temporary military observation team has arrived at the Cambodia-Thailand border to monitor the ceasefire agreement, consisting of military officials from seven countries [2]

Core Viewpoint - Hamas, representing the Palestinian resistance movement, has reiterated its willingness to address the issue of hostages held in Gaza within the framework of a ceasefire agreement [1] Group 1 - Hamas emphasizes the importance of resolving the hostage situation as part of a broader ceasefire negotiation [1]

Core Viewpoint - The UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, emphasizes that the message to Hamas remains unchanged, demanding the immediate release of all hostages, a ceasefire agreement, disarmament, and the acknowledgment that Hamas will not play any role in the governance of Gaza [1] Group 1 - The UK government insists on the immediate release of hostages held by Hamas [1] - A ceasefire agreement is a critical demand from the UK government [1] - Disarmament of Hamas is a necessary condition set by the UK government [1] - The UK government asserts that Hamas should not have any role in the governance of Gaza [1]

Core Points - A ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia has been reached, effective from midnight local time on July 28 [1][8] - The meeting to discuss the border conflict was held in Malaysia, attended by Thai and Cambodian leaders [6][7] Group 1: Ceasefire Agreement - The ceasefire was confirmed by both Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thai Acting Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan [1][8] - The agreement aims to halt ongoing hostilities that have resulted in significant casualties [8] Group 2: Casualties and Impact - The border conflict has led to the deaths of 23 Thai individuals, including 14 civilians and 9 military personnel [8] - Approximately 134,707 people from 39,828 families in Cambodia have been displaced due to the conflict, affecting schools and students [8]

泰国代理总理普坦：停火协议是出于"诚意"而谈判达成 智通财经7月28日电，据环球网援引英国广播公司（BBC）报道，当地时间28日，泰国代理总理普坦在 与柬埔寨首相洪玛奈会谈之后发表简短讲话。普坦说，停火协议是泰国出于"诚意"而谈判达成的，泰国 致力于和平。此前，马来西亚总理安瓦尔在记者会上说泰国和柬埔寨将从当地时间午夜起立即实施"无 条件停火"，"这是实现冲突降级和恢复和平与安全的重要一步"。 ...

Group 1 - The conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has entered its fourth day, resulting in over a hundred casualties and the displacement of more than 100,000 people [1][2] - UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for an immediate ceasefire and dialogue to resolve the issues between the two countries [2] - US President Trump stated that the US would only consider trade agreements with Thailand and Cambodia once the conflict has ceased [3][4] Group 2 - The ongoing clashes have led to significant civilian impact, with 536 schools closed, affecting approximately 130,000 students and teachers [5] - Casualties reported include 13 Cambodian deaths and 71 injuries, along with over 20 Thai civilian deaths and 6 military fatalities [5][6] - The Thai military has accused Cambodia of initiating the conflict by attacking non-military targets, which they claim violates international humanitarian principles [6]

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has resulted in significant casualties and displacement, prompting international attention and calls for a peaceful resolution [1][5][10]. Group 1: Conflict Overview - The border conflict has entered its third day, causing over 100 casualties and forcing more than 100,000 people to evacuate to safe areas [1]. - As of July 26, the conflict has resulted in 21 deaths in Thailand, including 13 civilians and 8 military personnel [8]. - The Cambodian side reports 13 deaths, including 5 soldiers and at least 8 civilians, with numerous injuries [10]. Group 2: International Response - The United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting to discuss the conflict, with both Thailand and Cambodia expressing a desire for a peaceful resolution [1]. - U.S. President Trump communicated with the leaders of both countries, stating that the U.S. would consider trade agreements only after the conflict is resolved [3][5]. Group 3: Trade Implications - Trump indicated that the U.S. plans to impose tariffs ranging from 20% to 50% on various trade partners, with a specific 36% tariff on Thailand and Cambodia, which could impact future trade negotiations [6]. - Both Thai and Cambodian leaders have agreed to meet and work towards a ceasefire, with Thailand expressing a desire for bilateral talks to establish clear ceasefire measures [6][10]. Group 4: Safety Measures - The Cambodian government has closed 488 schools in affected provinces and restricted air traffic over conflict zones to ensure safety [10]. - Chinese embassies in both Cambodia and Thailand have issued warnings to their citizens to avoid conflict areas and provided emergency contact information [12][14].