The Abraham Accords is the normalization deal signed between Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain on September 15, 2020.
It also led to a further normalization agreement with Morocco and with Sudan slated to follow suit.
The deal was mediated by the administration of US president Donald Trump and was a watershed moment in Israeli history.
The accords are credited with changing the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, aligning Israel with newfound allies against Iran.
It has also led to numerous medical, business and scientific agreements signed between the Israel, Morocco, Bahrain and the UAE.
Peace will be a reality, not a pipe dream, with violent extremism limited to a tiny minority on the fringe.
Trump’s election victory signals a new era of peace and technological collaboration with Israel in the Middle East.
Ahead of the 2024 US presidential elections, Aryeh Lightstone and Joel Rubin debate on Donald Trump or Kamala Harris and their approaches to Israel, the Middle East, and more.
In his interview with Al Arabiya, Trump predicted that he would bring Iran into the Abraham Accords along with at least a dozen other countries.
Kurds see hope in the Abraham Accords but face serious opposition from Iran and Turkey. Could alliances shift?
One of the most serious but not entirely unexpected unintended consequences has been the political and diplomatic damage to Israel, too often self-inflicted.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
The US House of Representatives introduces a bipartisan resolution to expand the Abraham Accords through educational reform, emphasizing peace and tolerance in curricula.
The Houthis attacked Israel on September 15 on the anniversary of the Abraham Accords, and at 6:32am, symbolically almost the same time as the October 7 attack.
Saudi Arabia's Prince Turki Al-Faisal stated that normalization with Israel will only happen after the establishment of a Palestinian state.
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