有记者问，昨天以色列突然对加沙发动空袭导致7人死亡，50多人受伤，请问中方对以色列违反停火协 议有何评论？ 1月9日外交部发言人毛宁主持例行记者会。 来源 | 外交部网站 毛宁表示，中方对当前加沙局势深表关切。我们反对一切伤害平民、违反国际法的行为，希望加沙停火 协议得到切实执行，有效缓解人道危机，尽早恢复地区稳定。有关方面特别是以色列应当保持克制，避 免局势恶化升级。 ...

1月2日，埃及、约旦、阿联酋、印度尼西亚、巴基斯坦、土耳其、沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔八国外长发表联合声明，呼吁国际社会向 以色列施加压力，要求其立即解除对进入加沙地带的帐篷、医疗物资、燃料、清洁用水及卫生设备等援助物资的限制，确保援助 物资通过联合国渠道立即、充分且无阻碍地进入加沙。联合声明指出，加沙地带近期遭遇暴雨等极端恶劣天气，救援物资持续短 缺，用于恢复基础服务及搭建临时住房所需物资运输迟缓，导致当前人道危机加剧。 来源：CCTV国际时讯 ...

声明呼吁国际社会、联合国、停火协议担保方及相关斡旋方承担责任，确保以色列全面履行义务，保护 平民安全，并立即允许人道援助和避难物资进入加沙，以应对不断恶化的人道危机。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 当地时间22日，加沙地带媒体办公室发布声明，指控以色列在停火协议生效后的73天内共实施875次违 规行为，造成严重人员伤亡，并警告随着加沙进入严寒时期，人道局势或将进一步恶化。 声明指出，加沙居住系统正面临前所未有的危机。由于以方禁止帐篷、活动房和避难物资入境，加之近 期寒潮影响，46栋此前受损建筑倒塌，造成15名流离失所民众死亡；另有2名儿童因严寒在帐篷中死 亡。超过12.5万顶帐篷损坏无法使用，超过150万名流离失所民众缺乏基本庇护。声明警告，加沙即将 进入冬季严寒时期，若援助继续受阻，可能出现更多死亡病例。 声明指出，自10月11日停火协议生效以来，以色列方面持续实施严重且系统性的违规行为，构成对国际 人道法的公然侵犯，并破坏停火协议及其附属人道议定书的核心内容。根据声明，在73天内以军共实施 875起违规事件，包括针对平民的直接射击、军事车辆进入居民区、对民宅和平民的轰炸，以及对民用 建筑的爆破等。 声明强调，以 ...

中国驻塔使馆再次提醒中国企业和人员紧急撤离塔阿边境地区，其他旅塔中国公民切勿前往上述地区并做好安全防范。如遇紧急情况，请及时报警并联系 使馆寻求帮助。 同日，中国驻塔吉克斯坦大使馆发布消息，11月30日晚，郭志军大使紧急致电塔吉克斯坦外交部长穆赫里丁及国家安全委员会第一副主席卡马尔佐达。 双方就塔吉克斯坦与阿富汗边境地区涉中国企业和公民安全最新事态交换意见。郭要求塔方采取一切必要措施确保在塔中国企业和中国公民安全。塔方表 示，强烈谴责针对中国公民的武装袭击，高度重视中方要求，将立即升级安全保卫措施，全力保护中国企业和公民安全。 每经编辑｜段炼 12月13日，据"中国驻阿富汗大使馆"官微消息：驻阿富汗使馆再次提醒在阿中国公民和企业加强安全防范。 近期阿富汗安全形势严峻复杂，阿富汗与塔吉克斯坦边境地区接连发生中国公民遇袭事件，造成重大人员伤亡，不排除再次发生针对中国公民和企业的袭 击事件。中国驻阿富汗使馆再次提醒中国公民暂勿前往阿富汗，已在阿特别是在阿富汗和塔吉克斯坦边境地区中国公民和企业，请务必密切关注当地安全 形势，切实加强安全防范，尽快从上述地区撤离。 如发现异常或遇紧急情况，请及时报警并联系中国驻阿富汗使 ...

Core Points - The armed conflict in Sudan has escalated again after a two-year delay, with the Rapid Support Forces intensifying their offensive in Darfur and Kordofan regions, capturing key cities [1] - The United Nations reported that since the fall of Fashir on October 26, 89,000 people have fled the area, with 39,000 escaping North Kordofan [1][2] - The ongoing conflict has resulted in nearly 30,000 deaths and displaced over 12.85 million people, marking one of the largest displacement crises globally [2] - The humanitarian situation is dire, with 21.2 million people projected to face severe food insecurity by 2025, accounting for over 45% of the population [2] - Over 90% of hospitals in Sudan have ceased operations, leaving around 20 million people without basic medical services [2] - The international community is increasing mediation and aid efforts, with calls for immediate ceasefire and humanitarian access [3] Group 1 - The Rapid Support Forces have gained control of key locations in North Kordofan and North Darfur, aiming for further territorial gains [1] - The UN Secretary-General has warned that the Sudan crisis is spiraling out of control and urged warring parties to return to negotiations [1][3] - The conflict has led to a significant humanitarian disaster, with food production systems collapsing and prices surging over 500% in some areas [2] Group 2 - The international community, including the African Union and Arab League, is actively seeking to mediate the conflict and provide humanitarian assistance [3] - China has maintained a neutral stance, providing aid such as food and medical supplies to alleviate the humanitarian crisis [3] - The UN Security Council has convened multiple times to foster international consensus on addressing the Sudan crisis [3]

Core Points - The UN Refugee Agency warns of a severe humanitarian crisis in South Sudan due to recent flooding and ongoing conflicts, displacing approximately 100,000 people [1] - The most affected areas include Jonglei, Upper Nile, and Unity states, with significant damage to homes, schools, farmland, and water sources, alongside a cholera outbreak [1] - If flooding continues, up to 400,000 people may be displaced by the end of the year, exceeding last year's figures [1] Funding and Aid - The UN Refugee Agency is currently providing emergency assistance to 150,000 people, including cash, temporary shelter, and drainage facilities, but can only cover one-third of the expected affected population due to funding shortages [1] - As of the end of July, the agency has received only one-third of the nearly $300 million needed for its operations [1] Additional Context - South Sudan is also hosting over 1.2 million refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan, with an estimated 2 million internally displaced persons within the country [1] - The UN calls for increased international support to prevent further deterioration of the humanitarian crisis [1]

Core Points - The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducted airstrikes on a high-rise building in Gaza City, claiming it was used by Hamas for intelligence gathering and military purposes [1] - The IDF reported that the building housed dozens of displaced families and was surrounded by tents of other civilians [1] - The IDF emphasized measures taken to minimize civilian harm, including evacuation warnings and the use of precision-guided munitions [1] Summary by Sections Military Actions - The IDF has targeted multiple high-rise buildings in Gaza, asserting they are utilized by Hamas for military operations [1] - The IDF claims to have destroyed another high-rise building the previous day, also used for military purposes [1] Humanitarian Impact - The ongoing conflict has resulted in over 70,000 deaths or missing persons in Gaza, including more than 20,000 children [2] - Approximately 90% of Gaza's infrastructure has been destroyed, leading to economic losses exceeding $68 billion [2] - The blockade imposed by Israel has left over 2.4 million people in a severe humanitarian crisis [2] International Response - Palestinian authorities have accused supporting countries, including the U.S., of responsibility for the situation and called for immediate action from Arab and Islamic nations [2] - There are demands for the cessation of military actions and the lifting of the blockade to allow displaced individuals to return home [2]

Core Points - The UNICEF Deputy Executive Director, Ted Chaiban, highlighted the unprecedented death rate among children in Gaza and the severe humanitarian crisis, urging immediate international action to prevent widespread famine [3][4] - Since the outbreak of the latest round of large-scale conflict in October 2023, over 18,000 children have died in Gaza, averaging 28 deaths per day [3][4] - Key indicators in Gaza have surpassed famine thresholds, with one-third of the population going days without food and acute malnutrition rates exceeding 16.5% [4] - Over 320,000 infants are facing severe malnutrition threats, emphasizing the urgent need for humanitarian aid [4] - Despite some easing of the blockade, only a small amount of humanitarian supplies has been allowed into Gaza, which is insufficient to meet the overwhelming demand [4] - Chaiban called for the release of more humanitarian and commercial supplies, including food, water, and power generation equipment, to avert a large-scale famine [4] - He stressed the necessity to immediately expand aid efforts to prevent further loss of life among children in Gaza [4]

Core Viewpoint - The United Nations calls for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and the Houthi forces to prevent further deterioration of the humanitarian crisis [1] Group 1 - The UN Secretary-General's spokesperson urged both Israel and the Houthi forces to stop hostilities as humanitarian aid continues to decline [1] - The ongoing attacks by Israel on Yemen are exacerbating the suffering of the local population [1] - The UN also called for the Houthis to restore freedom of navigation for commercial vessels in the Red Sea, stating that any escalation would worsen the situation [1]

Core Points - The situation in Gaza is increasingly severe due to a comprehensive blockade lasting over two months, putting 2.1 million residents in life-threatening conditions [1] - Immediate lifting of the blockade and opening of humanitarian corridors is essential for aid delivery [1] Humanitarian Impact - Over 240,000 tons of humanitarian supplies are ready for entry into Gaza by the UN and its partners [1] - More than one-third of the nearly 180 community kitchens supported by the UN have ceased operations due to depleted supplies, forcing residents to ration food [1] - Medical supplies are also nearing exhaustion, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis [1] Infrastructure Damage - Preliminary satellite imagery analysis indicates that over 95% of school buildings in Gaza have sustained varying degrees of damage [1] - The drinking water and sanitation situation is deteriorating, with 90% of households facing water shortages [1]