Israeli strike on Gaza camp kills five and destroys tents | The National

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : The key border crossing will be open "in the coming days" and the "residents' exit will be facilitated through co-ordination with Egypt, following security approval by Israel", said Cogat, the arm of the Israeli military that oversees aid deliveries. Egypt, however, appears to have rejected the Israeli move, saying the Rafah crossing should be open for traffic in both directions under the ceasefire plan.
48% : On Thursday, Israel confirmed that it had received the remains of the penultimate hostage, identified as Thai agricultural worker Sudthisak Rinthalak.
47% : On Wednesday, Israel said it would open the Rafah crossing "exclusively for the exit of residents" from the Gaza Strip.
38% : The strikes mark the latest violation of a US-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas that came into effect in October, aimed at ending two years of war that devastated the enclave.
38% : "Our policy is clear: Israel will not tolerate attacks on IDF soldiers and will respond accordingly," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
21% : Hamas said the attack was a "war crime" that demonstrated Israel's "blatant disregard for the ceasefire agreement". Israel had also accused Hamas of violating the truce by attacking Israeli soldiers earlier in the day.

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