Pakistan has become the first Muslim-majority country to publicly reject US President Donald Trump's request to join the Abraham Accords, which aim to normalize relations with Israel. Trump had approached several nations, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan, urging them to sign the accords. In a post on Truth Social, he stated his expectation for all countries to comply and linked the potential inclusion of Iran to the accords. However, a source from Pakistan firmly stated that the country is 'under no compulsion' to adhere to such demands and clarified that the normalization agreements with Iran and the Abraham Accords are not related. Additionally, Saudi Arabia echoed Pakistan's stance, asserting that it would not move towards normalizing relations with Israel without a clear and irreversible pathway to Palestinian statehood. Analysts suggest that the ongoing public outrage over Israel's military operations in Gaza is likely to hinder broader acceptance of the accords among Muslim-majority nations.