在宣布停火的声明中,哈马斯罕见地在一句话中赞扬美国总统特朗普的外交斡旋,下一句话又敦促他“确保以色列履行其义务”。这一幕既讽刺又现实——因为这场战争的停歇,几乎完全系于华盛顿的政治意志之上。特朗普称停火为“重大突破”(a major breakthrough),并宣称“我们结束了加沙战争,并创造了持久和平”。然而,多位国际观察人士指出,特朗普的胜利说法尚未得到历史的验证。🔍【停火的背后:政治与信任的较量】以色列总理内塔尼亚胡政府在过去几次停火后均重启轰炸,导致外界普遍怀疑这次协议的可持续性。
国际政策中心(CIP)主任南希·奥凯尔(Nancy Okail)直言不讳地指出:
“美国必须确保这不会是内塔尼亚胡为了政治生存而破坏的又一个阶段性停火。美国持续的外交施压,是确保战争真正结束的唯一途径。”
批评人士认为,以色列近年来在加沙、黎巴嫩和叙利亚的行动已多次违反国际法,被指“逐渐演变为一个不受约束的国家行为体”。
在此背景下,美国不仅是调停者,更是主要的武器与资金供给者。过去两年,美国对以色列的军事援助已超过210亿美元,这使得华盛顿在外交上拥有巨大的影响力,也承担着沉重的道义责任。
🧩【协议的模糊与风险】
特朗普的“20点和平方案”成为此次停火的基础,第一阶段内容包括以色列释放数百名被拘押的巴勒斯坦人,以换取哈马斯释放全部以色列人质。
但细节仍未完全公开,而此前60天的“阶段性停火”在期满后便被以色列重新打破。
巴勒斯坦/以色列问题专家优素福·穆纳耶尔(Yousef Munayyer)一针见血地指出:
“这整个协议取决于一个被定罪的重犯(特朗普)能否说服一个被起诉的战犯(内塔尼亚胡)去做正确的事。如果你对此持怀疑态度,你绝对有理由。”
穆纳耶尔补充说,特朗普的关注点始终集中在人质问题上,而非加沙的人道灾难。
“他从未真正说过‘我们必须停止这一切’。他的同情心完全放在人质身上,而不是数以万计受苦的平民。”
因此,分析人士担忧,一旦人质获释,特朗普是否仍有意愿维持停火、推动重建、保障援助进入,仍是未知数。
🌍【国际社会的期待与媒体的使命】
联合国秘书长古特雷斯在声明中欢迎停火协议,呼吁各方“将这一时刻转化为和平与人道的起点”。
世界卫生组织与世界粮食计划署也已全面启动应急预案,准备运送17万吨物资入境加沙。
但人道行动无法取代政治解决。
和平不是宣布的瞬间,而是长期的考验。
《时代广场全球直播间》评论:
“真正的和平取决于责任、信任与国际社会的持续关注。
媒体的职责,不仅是记录停火的瞬间,更是持续监督人道援助能否真正抵达每一个受苦的家庭。”
🇺🇸【English Version】
Gaza Ceasefire: Between Celebration and Caution — A Complex American Victory
On Thursday, October 9, 2025, in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, fireworks lit up the war-scarred sky as Palestinians celebrated the announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Relief was tempered by grief and uncertainty: after two years of devastating conflict, could this fragile truce truly last?
In an unusual twist, Hamas praised U.S. President Donald Trump in one breath for brokering the deal — then urged him in the next to ensure Israel upholds its commitments.
Trump hailed the deal as “a major breakthrough” and declared, “We have ended the Gaza war and created lasting peace.” Yet analysts warn that the claim of “lasting peace” remains fragile at best.
Nancy Okail, Director of the Center for International Policy, noted:
“The U.S. must ensure this is not another temporary ceasefire that Netanyahu undermines for political survival. Continued U.S. pressure is the only way to end the war permanently.”
Critics argue that Israel’s repeated violations of ceasefire agreements — alongside the ongoing blockade and alleged breaches of international law — have eroded trust.
The ceasefire’s first phase is based on Trump’s 20-point peace proposal, involving a swap of Israeli hostages for Palestinian detainees. But uncertainty persists, with experts warning that once hostages are freed, Washington’s leverage could wane.
Yousef Munayyer of the Arab Center Washington DC remarked:
“The entire deal depends on a convicted felon convincing an indicted war criminal to do the right thing. If you’re skeptical, you have every reason to be.”
The humanitarian crisis remains catastrophic. The UN has pre-positioned 170,000 metric tons of aid, yet access, delivery, and reconstruction remain uncertain.
As Times Square Global Live observes:
“Ceasefire is not peace. Real peace requires accountability, empathy, and sustained international engagement. Journalism must go beyond headlines — it must safeguard truth, dignity, and humanity.”
