Trump expects expansion of Abraham accords soon
“I hope to see Saudi Arabia go in, and I hope to see others go in. I think when Saudi Arabia goes in, everybody goes in,” Trump said in an interview broadcast Friday on Fox Business Network.
The US president called the pact a “miracle” and “amazing” and hailed the United Arab Emirates’s signing of it.
The “Abraham Accords” secured agreements between Israel and the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan.
“It’ll help bring long-lasting peace to the Middle East,” Trump claimed with his signature bombast.
But there are several factors at play since the original iteration of the accords, signed with fanfare at the White House during Trump’s first term as president in 2020.
Israel has carried out a two-year genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza, escalated its harsh assault on the occupied West Bank, and beyond Palestine, bombed six countries in the region this year, including key Gulf Arab mediator Qatar, the huge diplomatic fallout from which effectively helped Trump force Israel into a ceasefire in Gaza.
An emergency summit of Arab and Muslim countries held in Doha in September, in the wake of the attack, staunchly declared its solidarity with Qatar and condemned Israel’s bombing of the Qatari capital.
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