The short resolution window through December 31, 2026, combined with persistent structural barriers for leading candidates, underpins the strong trader consensus against a new signatory. Saudi Arabia continues to condition normalization on a credible pathway to Palestinian statehood, a step not aligned with current Israeli positions, despite U.S. incentives such as nuclear cooperation and defense pacts. Kuwait has drawn recent diplomatic speculation, yet faces entrenched domestic parliamentary opposition to formal ties. Ongoing regional tensions, alternative security alignments involving Turkey and Pakistan, and the absence of scheduled summits or votes capable of shifting core conditions further limit near-term prospects. Upgrades to existing relations, such as with Morocco, do not expand the accords framework itself.