Israel to open Rafah crossing, more aid moves into Gaza

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has maintained the war cannot end until Hamas surrenders its weapons and cedes control of Gaza, a demand Hamas has rejected.
59% : "Six hundred trucks of humanitarian aid will be dispatched to the Gaza Strip by the UN, approved international organisations, the private sector and donor countries," the broadcaster said on its website without citing sources.
56% : Israel has decided to proceed with opening the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt and allowing the transfer of humanitarian aid into Gaza, after the return of the bodies of four hostages, Israeli public broadcaster Kan has reported.
43% : Yesterday, Israeli officials said Israel had decided to restrict aid and delay plans to open the southern border crossing to Egypt because Hamas had violated the ceasefire deal by failing to turn over bodies of hostages as part of the ceasefire agreement.

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