Landmark Abraham Accords Tested by West Asia War
As war rages on, a new flashpoint is emerging at the heart of Middle East diplomacy: Israel and Lebanon. With Beirut's political future still unresolved, and Hezbollah's role far from settled, the Israel-Lebanon question is now becoming a central sticking point in peace talks across the region. And as the US-Iran war reshapes the Middle East, one question is cutting through the noise: what happens to the Abraham Accords? The landmark deals that once promised a new era for Israel and the Arab world are now being tested by forces none of their architects anticipated. Do the accords survive, or does this moment break them? This report tells you more.
