U.S. military involvement in Gaza remains limited to coordination and support roles based in Israel, with explicit official statements confirming no American troops will enter the enclave as part of the post-ceasefire stabilization framework. An International Stabilization Force composed of personnel from countries including Morocco and Kosovo has faced repeated delays, including Israeli restrictions on base construction inside Gaza, while U.S. funding and planning have focused on equipment, logistics, and a civil-military center outside the territory. With Israeli elections approaching and reconstruction plans stalled amid ongoing security concerns, the short window before 2027 leaves little scope for a reversal. Shifts could occur only through unforeseen major escalations prompting direct U.S. intervention or abrupt policy changes by the administration and Israeli leadership.