卡塔尔外交部发言人Majed al-Ansari表示，与各方的外交努力仍在继续进行[1]。与此相对，伊朗外交部发言人Esmail Baghaei否认伊朗目前与美国进行任何谈判[1]。特朗普则表示，这是相关方签署一份好文件的最后机会[1]。伊朗坚持其不寻求扩大地区冲突，但双方在霍尔木兹海峡重新开放问题上存在分歧[1]。霍尔木兹海峡在战争前运输全球五分之一的石油和天然气[1]。
加沙地带局势同样严峻。周末期间，巴勒斯坦民防部队在废墟中进行了136小时的挖掘工作，挖出112具遇难者遗体[1]。这些遗体来自2023年11月22日以色列轰炸事件，该事件造成超过300人死亡[1]。尽管以色列与哈马斯已在10月达成停火协议，但以色列仍继续在加沙进行空袭行动[1]。
Qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari stated that "efforts with all parties remain ongoing," signaling continued diplomatic engagement in the escalating Middle East tensions.[1] However, Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei contradicted any direct negotiations with the United States, declaring, "We are not currently engaged in talks with America."[1] Iran maintained its position that it does not seek to expand the conflict further.
President Trump characterized the moment as "their last chance to sign a good deal," underscoring the stakes of ongoing negotiations.[1] The Strait of Hormuz, which transported one-fifth of global oil and gas supplies before the conflict, has become a focal point of strategic concern.[1]
In Gaza, Palestinian civil defense workers discovered 112 bodies over the weekend after excavating rubble for 136 hours, remnants of a November 22, 2023 Israeli bombing that killed more than 300 people.[1] Despite a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas reached in October, July marked the deadliest month for Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, with Israel continuing air operations in the territory.[1]