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President Trump brokered the historic Abraham Accords. Enabling Israel to normalize relations with the UAE, Bahrain, and later Morocco. Tragically, when President Biden came into office he appeased the Islamic Republican of Iran and the Palestinian Authority. Thereby halting the Abraham Accords. With President Trump in office, we will likely see the Abraham Accords get back on track. Kuwait may be the next country to join, and don’t be surprised if Saudi Arabia does the same before President Trump leaves office.
Kuwait may join Abraham Accords within six months, Israeli envoy says
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Could the Abraham Accords be about to expand again?
Israel’s Ambassador to the UAE, Yossi Shelley, says another country could join the accords within the next four to six months, and suggested Kuwait may be a possibility. He did not provide details of any negotiations.
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Kuwait may join Abraham Accords within six months, Israeli envoy says
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? KUWAIT COULD JOIN ABRAHAM ACCORDS WITHIN MONTHS
Israel’s ambassador to the UAE, Yossi Shelley, says Kuwait could join the Abraham Accords within the next 4–6 months.
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Kuwait quietly moves toward Israel amid Iran threat
Following crucial Israeli defense aid against Iran, a massive diplomatic shift is underway. The gulf nation – long known for maintaining some of the strictest anti-Israel laws in the Arab world – could be on the way to normalization.
By Israel Hayom, Sep 16th, 2026
The recent escalation in the Yemeni arena along Saudi Arabia’s southern border, compounded by the Houthi seizure of the Bab el-Mandeb (a strategic strait connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden) chokepoint, represents a sophisticated Iranian maneuver. The strategy aims to pressure the incoming Trump administration through oil prices ahead of the midterm congressional elections by leveraging a surprisingly determined proxy force – all without a formal declaration of war.
The Saudis won’t cooperate without a Palestinian state. They have declared this requirement so often over the years that they would lose 100% of their face if they were to suddenly agree to join the Abraham Accords.
In the meantime, they have lost 80% of their face by asking Israel for help with their Houthis problem, as a face-saving attempt after Israel first offered help. As if they were asking for help before it was offered. So far, no kinetic help has been offered, just intelligence to the best of our knowledge.
The Qataris also need help from the Israelis. It looks as if they would like to solve this problem without Israeli interference, but on the other hand, they are so impotent that they also need kinetic help to get the Iranians back in line. They have not actually refused to join the Abraham Accords so far, but may decline if pulled too strongly.
The main problem is still in Iran. If their nuclear sites are destroyed by Israel, there will undoubtedly be radioactive contamination around the sites that could spread across the gulf and spoil their sales program (as if it weren’t suffering enough already). That was the reason why Trump insisted on using his bombs for the job.
Actually, Trump is complaining loudly all the time but the USA have almost a monopoly on the oil market right now. It is difficult to understand why the gas prices in the USA are an issue. Somebody needs to explain this for all of us.