President Donald Trump has indicated that he anticipates an expansion of the Abraham Accords, specifically hoping for Saudi Arabia's inclusion in the agreement that has already normalized relations between Israel and several Arab states, including the UAE and Bahrain. This statement comes during a delicate ceasefire in Gaza, following a period of intense conflict. Trump described the accords as a 'miracle' and emphasized their potential to foster long-lasting peace in the Middle East. However, the situation is complicated by Israel's ongoing military actions against Palestinians and the broader regional backlash against these actions. Recent polls show a significant decline in support for normalization with Israel among Arab populations, particularly in Saudi Arabia and Morocco, where public sentiment has shifted negatively since the escalation of violence in Gaza. Saudi Arabia continues to uphold the Arab Peace Initiative, which ties recognition of Israel to the establishment of a Palestinian state.