Ongoing implementation of the US-brokered Comprehensive Plan remains stalled one year after the October 2025 ceasefire, with an International Stabilization Force (ISF) yet to deploy despite troop pledges from Morocco, Kosovo, Uganda, and others. Israel has restricted construction of an ISF base and expanded control beyond the Yellow Line while conducting strikes that killed over 1,400 Palestinians since the truce. Hamas has signaled conditional acceptance of disarmament in exchange for withdrawal, but sequencing disputes persist alongside Israeli elections on October 27 and an imminent UN Security Council vote on a resolution authorizing the force. These diplomatic and security developments, alongside reconstruction funding pledges and regional distractions from the Iran conflict, shape assessments of potential foreign military or stabilization involvement in Gaza.