Recent diplomatic efforts center on implementing the second phase of the US-backed Comprehensive Plan for Gaza, which includes deploying an International Stabilization Force drawn from countries such as Morocco, Indonesia, and others alongside Israeli withdrawal and Hamas disarmament. Arab foreign ministers from Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, UAE, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and Pakistan issued a joint call on September 22 for Israel to fulfill aid and ceasefire commitments to enable this transition. The Board of Peace released a $2.4 billion six-month recovery blueprint on September 23 at the UN General Assembly, yet Israeli strikes continued, killing at least four Palestinians that day, and Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected elements that limit operations. Israeli parliamentary elections next month add uncertainty to progress on force deployment.