The Abraham Accords, signed four years ago under then-President Donald Trump, have continued to benefit the United States and the Middle East, David Aaronson, the deputy director for Israel at the Abraham Accords Peace Institute, told Newsmax Sunday.
“We see that trade is still on the rise despite the war,” Aaronson said on Newsmax’s “Sunday Report.” “We see that military relations, security relations are ongoing, like the Morocco deal with the Israel aerospace industry that was signed during the war. And we’ve seen that there have been technological relations, agricultural relations relationships, as well as in areas of water and education.”
The accords, which led to recognition agreements between Israel and Muslim nations, also benefited the rest of the world, said Aronson.
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