Inside the ghost city where bodies of Gaza's hostages are concealed

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Mr Kushner subsequently raised the prospect that, even if Hamas does not disarm, reconstruction billions could be funnelled into neighbourhoods on the Israel-controlled side of the yellow line, creating showcase examples of de-radicalised areas which, hopefully, would attract Palestinians currently living under Hamas rule.
45% : "This might not be the best place to start," the military official said, adding that while Israel was committed to the Trump plan, he believed that ultimately the IDF would have to disarm Hamas by force.
36% : The apparent deception came as another alleged Hamas attack against Israel Defence Forces (IDF) forces in Rafah, to the south of the strip, prompted Benjamin Netanyahu to order "powerful strikes" in retaliation to what the IDF described as a "blatant violation" of the deal.
33% : Israel was also in talks with the Trump administration to expand its area of control, in response to Hamas's failure to return the bodies, it was claimed.
32% : Israel, however, believes Hamas is deliberately frustrating the process.
30% : But Israel's frustration at the situation - both the lack of deceased hostages returned and other alleged Hamas violations - have only heightened their frustration since then.
30% : Israel has been accused of a policy of wholescale property destruction to reshape the Gaza Strip to its own ends.

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