King Abdullah II of Jordan said that he expects additional Arab states to normalize relations with Israel in the future, in an interview with CNN.
Declining to speculate which country would likely be the next to ‘join’ the Abraham Accords, the monarch said that several Middle Eastern states “see having a relationship with Israel as in their vested interests” due to security concerns about Iran.
He warned however about the implications of the conflict between Israel and Gazan armed groups in May.
“The war was a reality check to all of us that even though the Abraham Accords may expand, you can’t do it at the expense of the Israeli Palestinian dialogue and discussions of their future.”
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