New Middle East Diplomacy: Abraham Accords Boost Israel–UAE Security Ties |
The Middle East has long been defined by rivalry, ideological divides, and fragile alliances. Yet, in recent years, a different pattern has begun to emerge one shaped less by confrontation and more by calculated cooperation. At the center of this shift lies the Abraham Accords, a diplomatic breakthrough that has redefined how states in the region engage with one another, particularly in the realm of security.
When Israel and the United Arab Emirates formalized relations in 2020, it was more than a symbolic handshake. It marked the beginning of a pragmatic partnership grounded in shared interests. Both countries, despite their different histories and political narratives, recognized a common reality: the security landscape of the Middle East is evolving rapidly, and no state can navigate it alone.
Security cooperation quickly became one of the most tangible outcomes of this new diplomacy. The UAE, a country that has invested heavily in........