The future of Gaza seems unstable due to tensions escalating over the issue of unrecovered bodies. As tensions rise, Japan, a country with historical ties to the Middle East, has stepped in as a mediator, hoping to soothe the situation. Stemming from this issue is the broader question of international responsibility and the rights of countries in dealing with conflicts, a subject which has garnered significant global attention.

Japan has been increasingly involved in global peacekeeping and mediation efforts, a shift both welcomed and challenged by its citizens due to the country's post-WWII pacifist constitution. The current issue is seen as a test of Japan's diplomatic skills and a measure of its commitment to global peace, a topic of national importance.

In the US and EU, similar issues are often overseen by governments, international organizations, or private entities, with varying degrees of success and controversy. The focus here is also often on diplomatic action, but occasionally military interventions are debated, a decision not typically considered in Japan due to its constitutionally mandated pacifism.