USA: Israel UN rep lauds Abraham Accords one year on, promises further collaboration in Middle East

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Gilad Erdan, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations spoke of the success of the Abraham Accords, which normalised diplomatic relations between Bahrain, Morocco, UAE and Israel at a press conference in New York City on Monday.
The Abraham accords were a series of agreements signed by Israel-UAE, Israel-Bahrain, Israel-Sudan and a fourth between Israel-Morocco-Sudan which were or brokered by the United States in 2020. The Accords intended to bring peace, diplomacy and friendship to the region often troubled by conflict.
Erdan spoke of his hopes for the continuation of peace in the region. “I can confidently say that both our governments and our peoples have built the foundation for a new era in the Middle East. In this coming year I hope to see us continuing to build new partnerships and working together to promote pragmatism and coexistence over extremism and intolerance,” he said.

SOT, Gilad Erdan, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations: “Both Jews and Arabs will grow up in a fundamentally new region, and an atmosphere in which peace and friendship between Israel and its neighbours will feel inevitable in which tolerance and coexistence are not just ideas but the reality they experience every day. I strongly believe as others in the region see the fruits of our partnerships and feel this transformation they will join our circle of peace perhaps even the Palestinians as they see the benefits of our peace and the prosperity it brings will finally view these accords as an opportunity and not a threat.” *NO CUTAWAYS AT SOURCE*

SOT, Gilad Erdan, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations: “I can confidently say that both our governments and our peoples have built the foundation for a new era in the middle east. In this coming year I hope to see us continuing to build new partnerships and working together to promote pragmatism and coexistence over extremism and intolerance. The moderate counties in the middle east must unite to tackle our shared challenges such as climate change and form a regional alliance to confront threats, first and foremost Iran.”

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