Israel’s quest for peace: Will Saudi normalisation eclipse the Abraham Accords?

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The Abraham Accords, when they were signed three years ago today, were a major step forward for peace in the Middle East. For the first time, four Arab countries - the United Arab Emirates & Bahrain initially, followed shortly after by Morocco and Sudan - agreed to recognise Israel and work together for mutual diplomatic, security and economic benefit. The success of the Accords has been chequered - new direct air routes have opened up and brought some investment and tourism benefits, academic partnerships have been established, and the earthquake in Morocco last weekend saw the Israeli government immediately offer...