Are these truly agreements that benefit both sides, or is Israel facing the danger that what it gives is not always reciprocated?” Security expert Col. (res.

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It can either chase the dream of a Greater Israel or possibly achieve peace, stability, progress and prosperity through the Abraham Accords. It cannot have both. They are mutually exclusive. Period!

An Abraham Accords-centric approach tailors the Cold War-era “containment” strategy that George F. Kennan formulated to the Middle East, with Iran standing in for the Soviet Union.

President Trump leading Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and officials from Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates outside the White House to sign the Abraham Accords in 2020.