Israel’s new partners are “digging in” to defend normalization.

The war might even make it more likely.

Riyadh has no interest in normalization with a weak Jewish state.

Building a new American strategy on Israel’s diplomatic breakthroughs.

Why they serve Palestinian interests as well as those of their signatories.

Persuading 350 million Arabs will be harder than 10 million Israelis, but the work has begun.

Adding trade to security cooperation.

Attitudes toward the Abraham Accords are most favorable in Gaza and Jerusalem.

A warm peace is possible.

A 75-year diplomatic boycott has gotten them nothing; continuing is unlikely to help.

Video games can open new doors beyond energy.

The government that strangled the sole Arab democracy shuns peace with Israel.

Building alliances and countering the radicals.

“Friendly, informal but not hidden, and based on mutual benefit.”