Ongoing implementation of the US-backed Gaza ceasefire plan remains stalled, with the proposed International Stabilization Force facing delays over disarmament sequencing, Israeli security requirements, and funding shortfalls despite July 2026 cabinet approval for limited initial deployment of around 200 personnel from contributors including Morocco and Uganda. The Board of Peace's September 2026 six-month recovery blueprint and calls from regional states for full phase-two progress, including force entry and technocratic governance transition, have not yet produced verifiable operations on the ground. Upcoming Israeli elections and persistent low-level hostilities continue to shape trader assessments of near-term foreign security personnel deployment by year-end.