The stalled implementation of the US-brokered 2025 Gaza ceasefire and associated Board of Peace roadmap continues to shape prospects for foreign stabilization efforts. Israel has expanded control to roughly two-thirds of the territory since the October 2025 agreement, while ongoing strikes have caused over 1,400 Palestinian deaths amid disputes over Hamas disarmament sequencing versus phased Israeli withdrawal. Commitments from countries including Indonesia, Morocco, and others for an International Stabilization Force remain largely unfulfilled, with deployment delayed by Israeli approvals, logistical hurdles, and the earlier Iran conflict. The UN Security Council’s October open debate and potential resolution on force authorization represent near-term catalysts, alongside Israeli domestic politics and humanitarian access constraints that could influence any deployment timeline or scope.