7 things to watch for on Biden's trip to Israel, Saudi Arabia

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Biden also pledged to "reassess" the traditionally close U.S.-Saudi alliance, amid calls from families of Sept. 11 attack victims to hold the kingdom "accountable" for links to the hijackers behind the terror attacks - and a push from within his own party to pressure Saudi Arabia to end its intervention in Yemen's civil war, which according to the United Nations has led to one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.
42% :Saudi Arabia has led a coalition that has backed Yemen's government in its fight against a rebel group called the Houthis, who are backed by Iran.
28% : Israel, Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf states share a mutual enemy in Iran: Israel considers Iran's nuclear program an existential threat, while the country's ballistic missiles and regional proxies have targeted Saudi and Emirati oil infrastructure.
26% : It's the longest ceasefire in the nearly eight-year war that caused what the United Nations has labeled the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.

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