How Israel and Morocco have embraced the Abraham Accords
Morocco and Israel are on a mutually beneficial path that will likely be strengthened as long as the agreement is recognized by the Biden administration as a success.
September 15, 2021, marks the first anniversary of the signing of the Abraham Accords, the series of historic peace deals brokered by the Trump administration that normalized Israeli relations with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco. Named after the father of the monotheistic religions that were founded in the Middle East—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—the joint agreement strives to achieve regional stability and economic integration. The signing of the accords was monumental, as it manifested the first time an Arab country agreed to have full diplomatic relations with Israel since 1979. Although every participant of the historic agreement has witnessed progression in terms of economic cooperation and normalization with Israel, Morocco stands out.
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