See What Gaza Looks Like Right Before A Bomb Hits After the failure of the ceasefire in Gaza, Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, has told the White House that they need to back down from forcing a truce with Palestinian militants. Sources close to Netanyahu claim that he advised the Obama administration not to ever second-guess him again when it comes to his leadership and judgment. According to reports, Netanyahu stands by his opinions that the Hamas are unwilling to cooperate with a ceasefire. As we all know, the Obama administration criticized violations of the Gaza ceasefire by Palestinian militants. They called the actions barbaric. The failed actions have caused Israeli officials to claim that the US and United Nations are nave in assuming that Hamas would listen to an agreement. They are also blaming Qatar for not forcing them to comply. If they are serious about trying to resolve this situation, that soldier needs to be unconditionally released as soon as possible, Obama told reporters. Its going to be very hard to put a ceasefire back together again if Israelis and the international community cant feel confident that Hamas can follow through on a ceasefire commitment. Obama called the situation heartbreaking but continued to publicly recognize Kerry for his work. He claimed that the efforts would continue. What do you think? Is Obama nave when it comes to foreign policy? 