报道提到，对于以官方讨论在加沙使用"人肉盾牌"的情报，以色列国防军在一份声明中表示，以军"严禁以任何形式将平民用作人体盾牌 或胁迫其参与军事行动"，相关部门正在调查涉及巴勒斯坦人的军事行动可疑情况。 报道称，国际法禁止在军事行动中将平民用作"人肉盾牌"。上述前任美国官员披露，这一情报在白宫和情报界引发质疑：这种战术使用 的范围有多广？以色列士兵是否是在军方领导层指导下采取行动？但他们没有透露情报中涉及的巴勒斯坦人究竟是囚犯还是平民。 路透社称，有关以色列国防军讨论在加沙使用"人肉盾牌"的情报，是拜登政府后期在美政府内部流传的几份情报之一。据路透社11月7日 独家爆料，差不多在同一时期，拜登政府掌握的情报还显示，以色列军方律师曾警告称，有证据表明，以军在加沙的军事行动可能构成 战争罪，且这些军事行动依赖美国提供的武器。 【环球网报道】据路透社当地时间12日报道，两名前美国官员透露，美国获取的情报显示，以色列官员曾讨论过——以军士兵驱赶巴勒 斯坦人进入加沙地带可能埋设有爆炸物隧道的问题。官员们称，这一情报收集于2024年最后几个月，在拜登政府任期最后几周内，该信 息已与白宫共享并由美情报机构进行分析。 路透社称， ...

这一情报直至2024年12月的一次美国国会简报前，才开始在美国政府内部得到广泛传播。美国国家安全委员会为此召开了一次跨部门会议，美国国务院、国 防部及情报部门官员和法律顾问展开了讨论。 以色列情报机构数十年来一直与美国紧密合作。根据美国法律，若美国发现以色列犯下战争罪，就必须停止对以色列的武器供应与情报共享。但美国政府各 部门的法律顾问却以美国自身并未掌握以色列违反战争法的确凿证据，而一致认定美国继续向以色列提供武器和情报支持仍属合法。 据五名前美国官员透露，美方去年获得的情报显示，以色列军方律师曾警告称，有证据表明以军在加沙地带的军事行动可能构成战争罪，并且这些军事行动 依赖美国提供的武器。 0:00 这几名前美国官员称，这一情报堪称新一轮巴以冲突期间，美国高层决策者得到的"最令人震惊的情报之一"。这一情报表明，以军内部对其战术合法性存在 质疑，这与以色列公开为其自身行动辩护的立场形成了鲜明对比。不过，他们并未详细透露情报中提及的以军构成战争罪的证据，比如具体的战时事件。 美国以自身未掌握证据为由继续支持以色列 这几名美国前官员还称，今年1月，特朗普总统就职后，曾听取该情报的简报，但表示对该议题不感兴趣，仍 ...

Core Insights - The intelligence obtained by the U.S. last year indicated that Israeli military lawyers warned of potential war crimes in Gaza, raising questions about the legality of military actions that relied on U.S. weapons [1][3] - This intelligence is considered one of the most shocking pieces of information received by U.S. decision-makers during the recent Israel-Palestine conflict, highlighting internal doubts within the Israeli military regarding their tactics [1] - Despite the intelligence, U.S. officials maintained support for Israel, citing a lack of concrete evidence of war crimes [3] Group 1 - The intelligence revealed concerns within the Israeli military about the legality of their operations in Gaza, contrasting with Israel's public defense of its actions [1] - U.S. legal advisors concluded that without definitive evidence of war crimes, continued military and intelligence support to Israel remains lawful [3] - The intelligence was widely circulated within the U.S. government prior to a briefing in December 2024, prompting discussions among various departments [1][3] Group 2 - Former U.S. officials noted that President Trump, upon taking office in January, received a briefing on this intelligence but showed no interest in the issue, continuing to support Israel [5]

路透社称其还采访了九名拜登政府官员，其中六人直接知晓相关情报及拜登政府内部相关讨论。报道提到，拜登政府去年12月就此召开 跨部门磋商，涉及美国国务院、五角大楼、情报机构与白宫等部门官员。拜登本人也听取了国家安全顾问对此事的汇报。 报道提到，若美国发现以色列犯下战争罪，根据美国法律，美方必须停止未来对以色列的武器运输与情报共享。以色列情报机构数十年 来一直与美国紧密合作并提供关键信息，尤其在中东事务上。 但据三名前官员透露，当美国政府各部门法律顾问一致认定美国继续向以色列提供武器和情报支持仍属合法后，关于以色列是否在加沙 犯下战争罪的内部争论才得以告终，而美方作此判断的理由是：美国自身并未掌握以色列违反相关武装冲突法的确凿证据。 这些前美国官员们还表示，"维持现状"的决定激怒了部分参与讨论的人士，他们认为拜登政府本应更有力地谴责以色列被指控的暴行， 并反思美国在助长这些行为中所起的作用。 当被问及上述情报及拜登政府内部就此展开的辩论时，以色列驻美国大使耶希尔·莱特拒绝置评。以色列总理办公室和以色列军方发言人 均未立即回应置评请求。 【环球网报道】路透社11月7日独家爆料称，据五名前美国官员透露，美方去年获得的情 ...

Core Points - The Israeli government approved a ceasefire agreement with Hamas, which aims to end the conflict, facilitate the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners, and allow humanitarian aid into Gaza [1][3] - U.S. President Trump announced that hostages held by Israel should be released by October 13 or 14, and he plans to attend the signing ceremony of the ceasefire agreement in Egypt [3] - The U.S. will send approximately 200 soldiers to Israel to oversee the implementation of the ceasefire, but no U.S. troops will be stationed in Gaza [6] - Iran reiterated its support for actions that aim to ensure humanitarian aid access, the release of Palestinian prisoners, and the protection of Palestinian rights [6] - On October 9, international gold prices fell significantly, with spot gold dropping 1.6% to $3975.95 per ounce and COMEX gold futures down 1.95% to $3991.10 per ounce [6]

Core Points - The report from the Palestinian Prisoners Affairs Department indicates that since the outbreak of the current Israel-Palestine conflict on October 7, 2023, approximately 20,000 Palestinians have been arrested in the West Bank, including around 1,600 children and 595 women [1] - The number of detained journalists has reached 202, and about 360 medical personnel have also been arrested [1] - The report states that at least 77 identified prisoners have been reported dead, with claims of severe abuse including various forms of physical and psychological torture, starvation, and even sexual assault [1] - The department asserts that Israel's actions constitute "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity," labeling this period as the "bloodiest" in the history of Palestinian prisoners [1]

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing military actions in Gaza City have led to significant displacement of Palestinian people, raising questions about potential war crimes, as highlighted by the UN spokesperson's comments on the nature of this migration being anything but voluntary [1] Group 1 - The UN spokesperson, Dujarric, refrained from labeling the situation as war crimes but emphasized that the displacement of Gazans is not voluntary [1] - There are still UN personnel operating in Gaza City, including international staff, who are facing severe challenges related to safety and food access [1]

Core Points - The UN Syria Commission report indicates that large-scale violent events in Syria's coastal and central-western regions from January to March may constitute war crimes [2] - The violence primarily targeted the Alawite community, escalating into massacres in early March, resulting in approximately 1,400 deaths, including women, children, and the elderly, and displacing tens of thousands [2] - Both conflicting parties have committed acts of murder, torture, desecration of corpses, looting, and arson, with some evidence shared on social media [2] - The commission documented instances where male victims were executed collectively after being separated by religious identity, with bodies left on the streets or hastily buried [2] - The report calls for the Syrian interim authorities to broaden accountability, suspend implicated personnel, and improve screening mechanisms to prevent individuals with serious human rights violations from joining security forces [2] - Immediate measures are urged to protect civilians, promote judicial reform, and ensure humanitarian aid access while respecting international humanitarian law [2]

Core Points - A new report by the UK non-profit organization AOAV highlights the Israeli Defense Forces' (IDF) handling of war crime allegations, indicating a pattern of leniency and inadequate investigations [1][2] - The report states that from October 2023 to July 2025, there were 52 recorded cases of alleged war crimes by the IDF, resulting in 1,303 deaths and 1,880 injuries, all of which have been reported by international media [1][2] Summary by Sections - **Investigation Findings** - The IDF acknowledged wrongdoing in only 6 out of the 52 cases, with the most severe punishment being a 7-month prison sentence for one soldier involved in the abuse of Palestinian detainees [2] - In five other cases, the investigations concluded with minor disciplinary actions, such as the dismissal of two officers after an airstrike that killed seven aid workers [2] - **Judicial Process Critique** - The report criticizes the IDF's investigation process as superficial, often leading to cases being closed with vague terms like "regrettable mistakes" or "professional errors" [2] - Many cases, despite having substantial evidence, were either closed without findings or labeled as unresolved, contributing to a perception of impunity within the Israeli judicial system [2] - **International Response** - Palestinian human rights organizations have condemned the IDF's practices, suggesting that the investigations serve merely as a facade to appease the international community [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Thai acting Prime Minister has accused Cambodia of committing war crimes [1] Group 1 - The accusation highlights escalating tensions between Thailand and Cambodia [1] - This statement may impact diplomatic relations and regional stability in Southeast Asia [1] - The situation could lead to increased scrutiny from international organizations regarding human rights violations in the region [1]