Abraham Accords

The Abraham Accords are a set of historic peace agreements brokered by the United States, which led to the normalization of diplomatic relations between Israel and several Arab nations. The accords marked a significant shift in Middle Eastern politics, as these Arab countries acknowledged Israel's right to exist and agreed to establish diplomatic and economic ties. The accords included commitments to foster cooperation in various sectors, such as tourism, trade, healthcare, and technology. They were seen as a departure from the decades-long policy where normalization with Israel was conditioned on a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.