Israel maintains military control over expanding portions of Gaza amid ongoing operations against Hamas remnants following the October 2025 ceasefire, yet official policy statements continue to frame these steps as temporary security measures without formal sovereignty claims. Recent cabinet actions and land policies target the West Bank through registration and administrative integration, while Gaza proposals from 2025 for conditional annexation have not advanced amid U.S. diplomatic pressure and coalition focus on hostage returns and Hamas disarmament. With the June 30 deadline only days away, no Knesset legislation or executive declaration has emerged to apply Israeli law to Gaza territory. Trader consensus at 98% reflects these procedural barriers, the distinction between de facto control and legal annexation, and absence of recent catalysts shifting toward formal action. Late developments such as an unexpected cabinet vote or major escalation could still alter trajectories before resolution.