On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump urged Muslim-majority nations to normalize relations with Israel as part of a broader peace initiative with Iran. In a detailed social media post, he highlighted countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan, calling for their simultaneous signing of the Abraham Accords, which aim to establish diplomatic ties between Israel and historically adversarial nations. While the accords have been recognized as a diplomatic achievement since their inception in 2020, they have faced public resistance in many regions due to their failure to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Trump emphasized that Saudi Arabia and Qatar should lead the way in signing the accords, warning that those who refuse to participate may be seen as having bad intentions regarding the peace deal. Notably, Trump even suggested that Iran might join the coalition if an agreement is reached. As negotiations continue, Iran's top negotiator arrived in Qatar to further discussions, although Iranian officials stated that a final agreement remains distant.