Fragile Gaza truce tested after body of hostage found not to be Israeli

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Hamas released four bodies late on Tuesday night, after Israel threatened to halve the amount of aid allowed into the still-besieged enclave and opened fire at Palestinians near Israel Defense Forces locations earlier in the day.
50% : Under the agreement, about 600 trucks of aid should be allowed in daily, in an effort to ease the severe food shortages that Israel's siege had created in the enclave.
42% : Humanitarian aid must still go through onerous security checks on an Israeli border crossing, called Kerem Shalom, which leaves Israel with considerable leverage in throttling the flow of aid to pressure Hamas.

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