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Axis of Abraham: Arab-Israeli Normalization Could Remake the Middle East/ Michael Singh

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SINGH Michael

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ABRAHAM ACCORDS -- BAHRAIN -- DONALD TRUMP -- ISRAEL -- MOROCCO -- SUDAN -- UAE -- MIDDLE EAST -- ECONOMIC

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In: Foreign Affairs Vol. 101, No. 2, March/April 2022, pp. 40-50 (76)Summary: Donald Trump's efforts to normalise diplomatic relatuions between Israel, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. This was through the Abraham Accords. It implicates that the signatories will mean a bloc of Middle Eastern countries that can safeguard US interests. Also Middle Eastern countries will see opportunities to invest with Israel. This is more so with the UAE. Broader regional economic integration will also be possible.

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Donald Trump's efforts to normalise diplomatic relatuions between Israel, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. This was through the Abraham Accords. It implicates that the signatories will mean a bloc of Middle Eastern countries that can safeguard US interests. Also Middle Eastern countries will see opportunities to invest with Israel. This is more so with the UAE. Broader regional economic integration will also be possible.

MIDEAST, ISRAEL, USA, ECONOMICS

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