Abraham Accords - Premises of Revisitation - Rejecting Arabic Accomplishments

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jun 28, 2021 at 20:53

Whatever anyone thought, or even hoped, about the Arab alliances bound by the Abrahamic Accords, it is becoming apparent that Arab based initiatives no longer hold the other neighbors in the region now that the Iranian Islamic proxies and their Shiite collaborator fellows have begun to exercise a differing vision for the projected repartitioning of the state of Israel; and if anyone thinks this is not so, there is land at the southeastern end of the Dead Sea which has about as much of a chance of bringing a peaceful solution to the region as finding a source of fresh water. The chances are negligible.
The three national entities represented in Egypt's al-Sissi, Jordan's Abdullah, Iraq's Saleh appeared to comes to certain terms in alliance with reconciliation efforts to support the Iranian Islamic Regime's alternative efforts to countermand the Abrahamic Accords with enemies in the Gulf Nations that signed peace accords in the face of the Iranian Islamic Regime's alternative ambitions of pride.
Question: is this what the martyrs are seeking now; reversion of the Abrahamic Accords?

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