The US-brokered ceasefire agreement marking its first anniversary on October 10, 2025, envisioned an International Stabilization Force with pledged contributions from Indonesia, Morocco, and other nations to support Gaza's transition under the Board of Peace. Implementation remains stalled as Hamas has not disarmed and Israel has expanded control beyond the Yellow Line to roughly 65 percent of the territory while conducting targeted strikes on militants. Recent October 2026 airstrikes killing several Palestinians underscore persistent ceasefire violations and reconstruction delays, with no foreign force deployed amid sequencing disputes between disarmament and withdrawals. Upcoming diplomatic efforts by US officials and regional mediators could influence prospects for intervention.