Can the Abraham Accords be a Model for Greater Reconciliation Across the Region and Beyond?

The historic Abraham Accords, the agreements which normalized relations between Israel, the United Arabs Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco, ushered in a new era of bridge-building between Israelis and Arabs, Jews and Muslims. Can the success of these new ties be a model for Israel’s relations with others in the region? Can the commitment to interfaith understanding that these agreements have sparked, create new opportunities for Jewish-Muslim dialogue and engagement in the Middle East and beyond?