Abraham Accords

The American plan, currently in the drafting stages and expected to be presented after the elections in Israel, includes the establishment of a regional security framework and closing 'open files' in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon. In Washington, they are preparing to advance the initiative even in the event of a political stalemate in Israel, with the president himself stating in closed conversations...

Iran reports progress in talks with Oman regarding a maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has submitted a civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress.

There is currently a space that allows for the completion of the political process with the Lebanese government. Precious months should not be lost waiting for elections and the political process that will take place in light of their results. Both countries have a clear interest in utilizing the current American attention to the issue, as there is no way to predict what President Trump's policy...

Bahrain and the UAE are not giving up on Israeli weapons, Saudi Arabia has set a new ironclad condition, and Turkey is stirring the pot. The war has completely disrupted Israel's dream of integration in the Middle East, and according to a Saudi commentator, "it is impossible to build a strong economy and large development projects in a region that is on the verge of war." The changing map of Gulf...

Jared Kushner, who was one of the key architects of the Abraham Accords, criticized those who previously claimed such a step was impossible: "For too long the region was trapped in old ideas." He further stated: "There are opportunities for a breakthrough today."

Jared Kushner, son-in-law and former advisor to US President Donald Trump and considered one of the architects of the Abraham Accords, published a post on Thursday marking six years since the diplomatic initiative that changed relations between Israel and Arab countries in the region, expressing optimism regarding the possibility of further diplomatic breakthroughs.

Six years after the normalization of relations between Israel and the UAE, Shimon Rafali, Deputy Head of the Institute for Security Policy of the Habithonistim movement (IDSF), analyzes the resilience of the Abraham Accords. He argues that the true test of peace lies in the education system, not just in diplomatic chambers.

Against the backdrop of revelations regarding an Arab state's double game, the regional picture sharpens: negotiations with Syria are at a standstill, while contacts with Lebanon drag on. Turkey and Hezbollah challenge stability, and Saudi Arabia remains an unrealized opportunity.

In an interview with "Hayom", senior Saudi researcher Aziz Al-Ghashian explains why Riyadh prefers to contain the conflict with Iran, how American benefits might raise the bar for Saudi demands from Israel - and what lies behind the alliance with Turkey and Pakistan.

Roi Kais revealed this week that one of the countries in the region reached out with a secret and disturbing proposal to its neighbor, aimed at signing an agreement with Israel to prepare the ground for a future confrontation. At the same time, one should not conclude that every agreement with an Arab country is a deception exercise, but even existing agreements show that signing an agreement does...

Normalization with Saudi Arabia may be a historic achievement, but if its price is permission for uranium enrichment in the kingdom, Israel may open the door to a dangerous nuclear arms race in the Middle East.

The UAE established its civil nuclear program under strict limitations. If Saudi Arabia receives a more lenient agreement with the US, the UAE's long-standing monopoly in the field will be broken, and a new competition will begin between the two regional powers.

A Saudi analyst told "HaYom" that if recognition of Israel were an official condition, it would have been included in the agreement. Commentators hint that if the deal fails, Riyadh may turn to alternative arrangements with China.

The President of Israel and the King of Bahrain discussed strengthening bilateral ties, the significance of the Abraham Accords, and recent developments in the Middle East. The call and its publication were initiated by Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. Isaac Herzog commended the King for his contribution to regional stability.

The US President has approved a historic agreement granting Saudi Arabia a civilian nuclear program, allowing for uranium enrichment on its territory with minimal oversight. According to Donald Trump, the deal is conditional upon Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords. Michal Yaari of Ben-Gurion University analyzes the implications for regional containment of Iran and the prospects for...

The American president opened a door to a nuclear agreement that would allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, but later linked it to its joining the Abraham Accords. At the same time, the Lebanese president's words about ending hostilities with Israel and the moves in the south of the country create a new regional opportunity. Facing uncertainty in Washington, Israel must act quickly, seize the...

The nuclear agreement signed between the US and Saudi Arabia was frozen following a post by President Donald Trump calling for Riyadh to join the Abraham Accords. White House Press Secretary: "Trump is the ultimate deal closer." Israeli sources told CNN that Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to pressure Trump to include normalization with Riyadh as part of the agreement.