Report: White House frustrated with Israel over Gaza strikes, West Bank annexation vote

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : According to the report, Vice President JD Vance - who wrapped up a visit to Israel on Thursday - delivered a "firm message" to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
43% : Politico reported that Israel told the U.S. it would respond in a "careful and limited" manner, but the strikes ended up killing more than 40 civilians.
41% : A senior U.S. official reportedly told an Arab ally that Israel was "out of control.
40% : Politico's report, published on Thursday, cites two specific incidents as detrimental to cease-fire efforts: Israel's strikes in Gaza on Sunday in response to an attack that killed two IDF soldiers, and Wednesday's preliminary vote in the Knesset to apply Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank.
34% : "Israel is not going to do anything with the West Bank."
27% : The Trump administration has expressed frustration with Israel's conduct over the past two weeks since a cease-fire in Gaza was announced, according to a new report.
19% : President Trump downplayed the legislation, saying Israel is "not going to do anything with the West Bank.

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