Trump’s Middle East Diplomacy: A Double-Edged Sword

This chapter examines the implications of Trump's foreign policy on Middle Eastern relations, particularly the normalization of ties between Israel and Gulf states under the Abraham Accords. It contrasts the aggressive negotiation tactics of Trump's administration with those of Biden's, emphasizing the political fallout and varying perspectives among Israeli factions regarding the resulting peace deals. The complexity of these negotiated agreements and their potential impact on regional stability and security are critically analyzed, exposing deep divisions within Israeli politics and the Republican Party.