Abraham Accords
Brokered by Trump, the U.S. President at the time, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain, and Israel signed the Abraham Accords at the White House in September of 2020, a move that normalized the relationship between the two Arab nations and Israel.
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In the recent past, Israel's shelling of Gaza had killed more than 100 people and the deadliest war in recent years had broken out between Israel and the Palestinians.
Seeing the death toll of Palestinians surge, many countries in the Middle East, including UAE and Bahrain, had witnessed a wave of protests strongly condemning Israel.
But soon, in September of 2020, the two Arab countries signed the Abraham Accords under the auspices of former President Trump and announced the normalization of relations with Israel.
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Arab countries have always had a consensus that relations with Israel will be normalized only after Israel and Palestine reach a comprehensive peace agreement.
The fact that the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain established diplomatic relations with Israel under the guidance of the United States, making Palestine, which originally relied on the support of the Arab world to promote statehood, feel "betrayed".  
Some Palestinian political leaders even claimed that the autonomous government had been kept in the dark and that the “Abraham Accords” was a “stab in the back.”.
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Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas soon issued a statement expressing "strong opposition and condemnation", calling the agreement a "provocation" to the Palestinians who regard Jerusalem as the capital of their future state, saying it is a complete crime of "treason" and requiring the Arab League to convene an emergency meeting.
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While Palestine expressed fierce protests and did not recognize Abraham Accords, the agreement has attracted opposition from many Arab countries too.
For example, Iran and Turkey jointly stated that the signing of the agreement by the United Arab Emirates was a "hypocritical act."
Whether Israel will end its violations of the West Bank as stipulated in the Abraham Accords, whether the United States can persuade Saudi Arabia to establish diplomatic relations with Israel, and which Arab countries will sign peace agreements with Israel next will all matter.
It will strongly influence the new look of the Middle East in the future.
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Q: What are the Abraham Accords?
A: A peace agreement that normalized the relationship between two Arab nations and Israel.

Q: When was it signed?
A: In September of 2020.

Q: Who brokered the negotiation and signing?
A: The US under Trump’s administration.

Q: What had been the consensus among Arab nations regarding the relations with Israel?
A: Normalization will only come after Israel and Palestine reach a comprehensive peace agreement.

Q: Was the consensus broken by Abraham Accords?
A: Yes.

Q: Had Palestine relied on the support of the Arab world to promote statehood?
A: Yes.

Q: Did Palestine feel “betrayed”?
A: Yes.

Q: What is Palestine’s immediate comment and response?
A: It expressed fierce protests and did not recognize Abraham Accords.

Q: Did Palestinian leader Abbas make any specific statement on that?
A: Yes, he issued a statement expressing "strong opposition and condemnation".

Q: What action did Abbas take?
A: He equired the Arab League to convene an emergency meeting.

Q: Were there oppositions from many Arab countries?
A: Yes, like Iran and Turkey that jointly issued a statement calling it a “hypocritical act”.