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Trump's Abraham Accords Demand Sparks Uncertainty and Skepticism in Middle East

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Trump's demand for countries like Pakistan, Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords injects uncertainty into the fragile U.S.-Israel-Iran ceasefire, with many nations expressing skepticism or outright refusal due to geopolitical and domestic concerns.

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