Efforts to deploy an International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza under the US-backed Board of Peace plan continue amid a fragile ceasefire in place since October 2025. The United States has notified Congress of $206 million in funding for equipment and operations, while Albania, Kosovo, Morocco, Indonesia, and Kazakhstan have committed personnel or liaison officers, with Albania expected to send representatives in November. Egypt and Jordan are training Palestinian police units. Deployment remains stalled over sequencing disputes involving Hamas disarmament, Israeli control of territory beyond the Yellow Line, and restrictions on aid crossings. Israel's recent elections produced no majority, triggering coalition talks that could influence cooperation. Ongoing targeted Israeli strikes and reconstruction delays shape assessments of when or whether foreign troops will enter.