美国东部时间 2023年 10 月 15 日晚上 8:35更新
29分钟前
拜登：没有明确证据表明伊朗是以色列恐怖袭击的幕后黑手
来自CNN的普里西拉·阿尔瓦雷斯
美国总统拜登周日坚称，“没有明确证据表明”伊朗是哈马斯本月早些时候在以色列发动恐怖袭击的幕后黑手。
“我不想进入机密信息。但坦率地说，没有明确的证据证明这一点，“ 拜登在接受”60 分钟“采访时说。
拜登再次被问及伊朗是否是任何冲突的幕后黑手，他重申，“目前”没有证据表明伊朗帮助策划了这次袭击。
当被问及他向真主党和伊朗传达的信息，以及本周以色列北部边境的有限战斗时，拜登说：“不要。不要，不要，不要。
政府官员表示，到目前为止，情报尚未表明伊朗参与了上周六恐怖袭击的计划，但他们继续评估收集到的新信息。
“我们现在的想法 – 再次，我们没有看到任何证据，具体证据，伊朗直接参与了这些特定的袭击，”白宫国家安全委员会战略沟通协调员约翰柯比上周告诉记者。
“这本书还没有关闭。我们将继续关注这一点。但这就是我们现在所处的位置，“他补充说。
更多背景： 美国有线电视新闻网周三报道说，据多位熟悉情报的消息人士称，美国情报部门显示，伊朗政府高级官员对哈马斯的袭击感到意外。
一位消息人士指出，虽然哈马斯在行动上独立于伊朗——这使得伊朗政府可能事先不知道这次袭击——如果没有伊朗对哈马斯武装分子的长期资助和培训，该组织不可能像现在这样存在。
伊朗多年来一直是哈马斯的主要捐助者，为其提供了数千万美元，走私到加沙的武器和部件，以及广泛的技术和意识形态支持。
CNN的Zachary Cohen，Katie Bo Lillis，Natasha Bertrand和Jeremy Herb对本文有报道贡献。
28分钟前
拜登说，以色列占领加沙将是一个“大错误”，但以色列“必须回应”袭击
来自CNN的Nikki Carvajal，Priscilla Alvarez，Kevin Liptak
乔·拜登总统表示，以色列重新占领加沙将是一个 “大错误”，但在上周的恐怖袭击之后，以色列 “必须做出回应” 并 “追捕哈马斯” – 他将其与大屠杀进行了比较 – 在周日播出的一次采访中。
当被问及他是否同意对加沙的 “全面围困” 时，拜登表示，他相信以色列将在战争规则范围内采取行动，并且“加沙的无辜者有能力获得药品、食物和水”。
采访由哥伦比亚广播公司新闻周五拍摄，并在周日60分钟播出。
当被问及此时他是否会支持以色列占领加沙时，拜登回答得更直接。
“我认为这将是一个很大的错误，”他说。“看，在我看来，加沙发生的事情是哈马斯，哈马斯的极端分子并不代表所有巴勒斯坦人民。我认为…这将是错误的…让以色列占领…又是加沙。我们。。。但进入但消灭极端分子真主党在北方，但哈马斯在南边。是必要的要求。
这是他迄今为止对以色列占领加沙的最公开的警告。
拜登还表示，他希望看到援助物资被送入加沙，并为平民离开飞地建立人道主义走廊，但表示这“很难”。他说，他的政府正在与以色列和埃及官员合作。
虽然拜登说他认为必须完全消灭哈马斯，但他补充说：“需要一个巴勒斯坦权力机构。需要有 – 一条通往巴勒斯坦国的道路。
当被问及现在是否应该停火时，拜登表示支持对哈马斯采取进一步行动。
“看，有一个根本的区别，”拜登说。“以色列正在追捕一群从事与大屠杀一样严重的野蛮行径的人。所以我认为以色列必须做出回应。他们必须追捕哈马斯。
以上系微软自动译成中文，下面是CNN英文原文
Biden: No clear evidence Iran behind terror attacks in Israel
From CNN’s Priscilla Alvarez
US President Joe Biden Sunday maintained there’s “no clear evidence” of Iran being behind the terror attacks in Israel carried out by Hamas earlier this month.
“I don’t want to get into classified information. But to be very blunt with you, there is no clear evidence of that,” Biden said in an interview with “60 Minutes.”
Pressed again whether Iran was behind any of the conflict, Biden reiterated that there’s no evidence “at this point” that Iran helped plan the attack.
Asked about his message to Hezbollah and Iran, and the limited fighting on the northern Israeli border this week, Biden said: “Don’t. Don’t, don’t, don’t.”
Administration officials have said that intelligence, so far, hasn’t indicated that Iran was involved in the planning of last Saturday’s terror attack, but they continue to assess new information as it is gathered.
“What we think now — again, we have not seen any evidence, specific evidence, that Iran was directly involved with these specific sets of attacks,” White House National Security Council coordinator for strategic communications John Kirby told reporters last week.
“The book’s not closed on it. We’re going to keep looking at that. But that’s just where we are right now,” he added.
More background: CNN reported Wednesday that US intelligence suggests senior Iranian government officials were caught by surprise by Hamas’ attack, according to multiple sources familiar with the intelligence.
One source noted that while Hamas maintains operational independence from Iran — making it plausible that the Iranian government may not have known about the attack in advance — without Iran’s longstanding funding and training to Hamas militants, the group could not exist as it does now.
Iran has for years been Hamas’ chief benefactor, providing it with tens of millions of dollars, weapons and components smuggled into Gaza, as well as broad technical and ideological support.
CNN’s Zachary Cohen, Katie Bo Lillis, Natasha Bertrand and Jeremy Herb contributed reporting to this post.
Biden says Israeli occupation of Gaza would be a “big mistake,” but Israel “has to respond” to attack
From CNN’s Nikki Carvajal, Priscilla Alvarez, Kevin Liptak
President Joe Biden said it would be a “big mistake” for Israel to reoccupy Gaza, but that Israel “has to respond” and “go after Hamas” after last week’s terror attacks — which he compared to the Holocaust — in an interview that aired Sunday.
Asked by “60 Minutes” if he agreed with a “total siege” of Gaza, Biden said he was confident Israel would act within the rules of war and there would “be an ability for the innocents in Gaza to be able to have access to medicine and food and water.”
The interview was shot by CBS News on Friday and aired on “60 Minutes” Sunday.
Asked if he would support an Israeli occupation of Gaza at this point, Biden answered more directly.
“I think it’d be a big mistake,” he said. “Look, what happened in Gaza, in my view, is Hamas and the extreme elements of Hamas don’t represent all the Palestinian people. And I think that…It would be a mistake to…for Israel to occupy…Gaza again. We…but going in but taking out the extremists the Hezbollah is up north but Hamas down south. Is a necessary requirement.”
It was his most public warning so far against an Israeli occupation of Gaza.
Biden also said he wanted to see aid supplies sent into Gaza and the establishment of a humanitarian corridor for civilians to leave the enclave, but said it was “hard.” His administration was working on that with Israeli and Egyptian officials, he said.
While Biden said he believes Hamas must be eliminated entirely, he added “there needs to be a Palestinian Authority. There needs to be — a path to a Palestinian state.”
Asked if there should now be a ceasefire, Biden voiced support for further action against Hamas.
“Look, there’s a fundamental difference,” Biden said. “Israel is going after a group of people who have engaged in barbarism that is as consequential as the Holocaust. And — so I think Israel has to respond. They have to go after Hamas.”
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