Amid escalating tensions and ongoing violence in Gaza, the United States is spearheading efforts to establish an international stabilization force. Discussions are underway involving multiple nations, including Pakistan, Azerbaijan, and Indonesia, who are potential troop contributors. France and Britain are actively refining their plans at the UN to support the resolution for this peacekeeping mission. Meanwhile, U.S. officials have emphasized the complex nature of the demilitarization process in Gaza, and the requirement for a capable force to ensure stability. With pressing calls for peace amidst fears of civil unrest, the prospect of an international military presence in Gaza appears increasingly imminent. The situation remains dynamic as diplomatic talks continue to evolve.