Kushner, Netanyahu Meet on Gaza Ceasefire Standoff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : The meeting between President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu comes a month after Washington and regional states pressed Israel and Hamas to a truce after two years of devastating war.
39% : Israel's military did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on the strikes.
38% : U.S. mediators are meeting Israel's prime minister on Monday with attention turning to the second, far more complex, phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal and the immediate problem of a standoff over a group of Hamas terrorists still holed up in tunnels.
37% : The international force might require a United Nations mandate for countries to risk putting any forces on the ground.
29% : Each of those elements would likely involve significant pushback from either Hamas or Israel or both.
26% : There are around 200 terrorists in the tunnels under Rafah in the Gaza zone still controlled by Israel's military, with Hamas demanding they be allowed to depart - something Israel has so far resisted.
7% : Israel and Hamas have repeatedly accused each other of breaching the October truce deal, with Israel saying Hamas was stalling over returning hostage remains and Hamas saying Israel continued to obstruct aid deliveries.

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