The United States is deploying around 200 troops to Israel to assist in supporting and monitoring the recently brokered ceasefire deal in Gaza. These troops will be part of a broader team that includes partner nations, nongovernmental organizations, and private sector participants. A new civil-military coordination center will be established in Israel, staffed by experts in transportation, planning, security, logistics, and engineering, to help facilitate humanitarian aid and logistical support. While the troops will not enter Gaza, their presence marks a significant step in the international effort to ensure the ceasefire is upheld and to support the transition toward a civilian government in the territory. The move follows a breakthrough agreement aimed at pausing the conflict, freeing hostages, and addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.