On the fourth anniversary of the Abraham Accords, the initiative continues to show resilience despite the ongoing conflict in Gaza and escalating tensions with Iran. David Aronson from the Abraham Accords Peace Institute highlighted that trade, military, and technological relations have persisted, benefiting both the Middle East and the U.S. However, the war has tested these relationships, with Hamas's aggression raising doubts about the stability of the accords. Israeli officials maintain that the accords are crucial for regional security, and there remains optimism for expanding ties, particularly with Saudi Arabia. Despite the challenges, Arab states have signaled their intent to preserve relations with Israel, condemning Hamas's actions. The accords are seen as the beginning of a broader peace effort, with local leaders and diplomats continuing to engage amid the turmoil.