Hamas leader, during Iran visit, claims Israel failed to achieve military goals in Gaza

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : This marks the second visit of the Hamas leader to Tehran, with the first occurring in November, since the conflict between Israel and Hamas began on Oct. 7, which resulted in the deaths of over 32,300 people and injuries to nearly 74,700. Haniyeh's visit came a day after the United Nations Security Council approved its first resolution, calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, after the United States, which had blocked three previous attempts, did not veto the draft.
48% : Speaking at a press conference in Tehran, Haniyeh said that despite substantial expenses incurred in the Gaza operation, the Israeli government fell short of its war objectives and instead faced diminishing political and international support.

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