What Are the Abraham Accords — and Why Is Trump Pushing to Expand Them?
Trump tied a U.S.-Iran peace deal to broader normalization with Israel, but Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signaled they would not join soon.
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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia shoot down Trump’s Abraham Accords push: Why his latest Middle East gamble is finding no takers
Donald Trump’s push to expand the Abraham Accords by bringing more Muslim nations into formal ties with Israel is facing strong resistance from countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
Trump can’t sell the Abraham Accords on a Middle East that has lost trust in the US
Michelle Burgis-Kasthala, La Trobe University As the US and Iran try to come to terms on a peace deal to end their months-long war, US President Donald Trump this week has introduced a new demand – that other countries in the Middle East sign on to his Abraham Accords, normalising relations with Israel. There are reasons for this. The US and Israel are militarily, strategically and economically weaker than they were on the eve of launching “Oper…
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