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US-backed Israel-Morocco deal deepens Abraham Accords amid growing regional threats
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Israel, Morocco to Open Embassies, Reaffirm ‘Spirit of Abraham Accords’ at U.S.-Backed Summit
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Israel and Morocco agreed Wednesday to elevate their diplomatic missions to full embassies and exchange ambassadors at a U.S.-backed summit in New York, reaffirming the “spirit of the Abraham Accords” as Washington pushes to deepen and expand the landmark normalization agreements six years after…
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Israel and Morocco will upgrade to full embassies and exchange ambassadors in a major Abraham Accords milestone nearly six years in the making.
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