Trump Predicts More Abraham Accords Signatories as 67% in 36 Countries View Israel Unfavorably
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 24
Trump Predicts More Abraham Accords Signatories as 67% in 36 Countries View Israel Unfavorably
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 24
Summary
Trump said more countries could soon join the Abraham Accords, reviving debate over whether Israel is becoming more isolated or still widening key state-to-state ties.
The administration sharpened that push by saying a U.S. civilian nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia would depend on Riyadh normalizing relations with Israel, though no Saudi agreement was announced.
Polling points the other way: Pew found a median 67% unfavorable view of Israel across 36 countries, while 60% of U.S. adults viewed Israel unfavorably, up from 53% in 2025.
U.S. opinion is splitting politically—80% of MAGA Republicans said Israel's security matters to America, while broader support fell to 65% and Democratic support dropped to 57%.
Israeli officials and allies argue those public losses have not broken strategic links, citing stronger defense, energy and technology ties in places such as Latin America and the Eastern Mediterranean.