U.S. policy has consistently ruled out deploying American troops into Gaza, with Pentagon and administration statements emphasizing support roles limited to Israel for an International Stabilization Force composed of troops from countries such as Morocco and Indonesia. A October 2025 ceasefire framework under the Trump administration established a civil-military coordination center staffed by roughly 200 U.S. personnel in Israel for logistics and monitoring, while explicitly barring entry into Gaza territory. Recent construction contracts for bases near the border, including a small outpost for Moroccan forces, further align with this approach of enabling international partners without U.S. combat or stabilization presence. Ongoing diplomatic focus on reconstruction via the Board of Peace and international mandates through 2027 reinforces trader expectations that no U.S. forces will enter before the resolution window closes.