Additional country may join Abraham Accords within six months, ambassador to UAE says
The Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Yossi Shelley, said on Tuesday that a country, possibly the State of Kuwait, could join the agreements.
Israel's ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Yossi Shelley, suggested that another country may join the Abraham Accords within four to six months, according to a recent interview with KAN Reshet Bet. This potential addition could be Kuwait, as reported by Shelley. The Abraham Accords, a series of recently established diplomatic relations between traditionally hostile Middle Eastern nations and Israel, marks a significant step towards regional peace and stability.
The United States-led initiative includes countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, and Bahrain. In a post on Truth, US President Donald Trump highlighted the importance of reaching an agreement with Iran, stating that failure to do so would lead to a return to conflict, which no one desires.
Trump also called for broader participation in the Abraham Accords, urging the involved countries to sign simultaneously, as the efforts put forth by the United States should be recognized.
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