President Trump’s engagement with Gaza has centered on the 20-point peace plan, the Board of Peace he chairs, and regional summits in Israel, Egypt, and Qatar rather than direct travel to the Strip. Ongoing ceasefire violations, incomplete demilitarization, and reconstruction challenges under the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza have kept conditions unstable, raising security barriers to any presidential visit. No official itinerary or statements have signaled a 2026 Gaza stop, consistent with historical patterns where U.S. leaders avoid active or transitional conflict zones without compelling diplomatic necessity. Traders reflect this reality in the 94.8% “No” probability, viewing remote oversight through international bodies as the prevailing approach.