The Abraham Accords transformed the Middle East by establishing diplomatic relations between Israel and several Arab countries. Today, regional tensions are testing those relationships—but connections between leaders, businesses, and communities continue to matter.
Anne Dreazen, Vice President of AJC’s Center for a New Middle East, explains why the Accords’ resilience matters and how AJC is working to sustain and deepen regional ties through its presence in Abu Dhabi, the BRIDGE program, and the Sachs Fellowship.
By bringing Arab and Israeli leaders together, AJC helps build relationships, expand opportunities for cooperation, and keep the door open to regional normalization—even in challenging times.
