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The normalization of relations between Israel and several Arab states, including the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, and Sudan, under the Abraham Accords.
The Trump White House and allied reporting list a set of high-profile mediations in 2025–2026 framed as “peace deals,” including accords involving Armenia–Azerbaijan, the DRC–Rwanda, Cambodia–Thailand...
The Abraham Accords formalized diplomatic ties between Israel and four Arab states—United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan (though Sudan’s deal remained troubled)—but many regional states hav...
The UAE and Bahrain received a mix of concrete diplomatic, security and economic incentives in return for formal normalization with Israel under the Abraham Accords: U.S. political backing (including ...
Counting "allies" for Israel depends on definition: as of January 2026, 166 of the 192 other UN member states formally recognize Israel as a sovereign state—about 86% of UN members—which is a useful b...