Diplomatic normalization between Israel and additional states has remained limited since the Abraham Accords, with no new formal recognitions reported in 2026. The 29 UN members that have never recognized Israel include several Arab League and OIC states whose positions tie any change to Palestinian statehood or other conditions, as restated by Saudi officials. Recent multilateral statements from countries including France, Brazil, and others have instead advanced recognition of Palestine or two-state initiatives, while Israel has pursued ties with entities such as Somaliland. With the June 30 resolution deadline approaching, scheduled diplomatic engagements and any shifts in regional security dynamics could influence final announcements, though trader focus centers on whether holdout governments will complete the required bilateral steps in the narrow remaining window.