If an International Stabilization Force (ISF) is deployed in Gaza, which countries will send troops?
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Dec 29
80%
Egypt
40%
Saudi Arabia
7%
United Kingdom
82%
Indonesia
58%
United Arab Emirates
43%
Qatar
11%
Türkiye
60%
Azerbaijan
10%
Canada
20%
Germany
11%
Denmark
62%
Jordan
42%
France
6%
Poland
15%
United States of America
44%
Pakistan
52%
Malaysia
20%
Australia
36%
Cyprus

1. Creation condition

  • This market will only resolve if an International Stabilization Force (ISF) (or equivalent multinational deployment for Gaza security) is formally announced or authorized by a recognized multilateral body (e.g., UN, Arab League, or coalition including multiple states).

  • If no such force is ever agreed or deployed, the market resolves N/A.

2. Country-level resolution

  • Each country option resolves YES if it deploys more than 50 active-duty military personnel physically inside the Gaza Strip as part of the ISF mission.

  • “Deploys” means either:

    • Public official confirmation by the country’s government or defense ministry, or

    • Credible reporting by at least two major international outlets (e.g., Reuters, AP, AFP, BBC) confirming on-site presence.

3. Definition of “military personnel"

  • Counts: active-duty armed forces members (army, navy, air force, marines, special forces) assigned to ISF operations inside Gaza.

  • Includes personnel in any role: security, logistics, medical, or humanitarian.

  • Excludes: civilian contractors, police not under military command, and any personnel stationed outside Gaza.

4. Timing and closure

  • The market will remain open while ISF negotiations are active.

  • If an official deployment plan is adopted, the closure date will be updated to match the expected deployment timeline.

  • If negotiations are formally declared abandoned, the market will close 10 weeks later, unless talks resume within that window.

  • If negotiations remain broken after 10 weeks, the market resolves N/A.

5. Sources

  • Resolution will rely on official government releases and recognized international media (Reuters, AP, AFP, BBC, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, NYT, Haaretz, etc.).

  • In case of conflicting reports, official government confirmation takes precedence.

Options

I added an initial list of countries already mentioned in the news. Feel free to add more options.

Market creator participation

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  • Update 2025-11-17 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): No additional country options can be added to this market. The creator initially intended to allow new responses to be added later (as countries announce participation), but this functionality is no longer available.

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@traders

Security Council to vote on new Gaza force

You can follow live in https://webtv.un.org/en

US speaker has introduced the draft resolution. It will be voted now.

It was quite fast. Adopted.

My apologies, I thought I have created the market with the option to add new responses later but I'm no longer allowed.

It would have been funnier to add more options today as several countries will speak live in the UN Security Council, such as Algeria and others.

@MiguelLM extend market close date?

@Hakari thanks for the alert. Sorry I missed to do it upfront

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