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Trump stated Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar 'owe it to us' to immediately join the Abraham Accords and normalize relations with Israel, despite their historical refusal until a Palestinian state is established.
Simon Dixon asserts America is not a sovereign state but is controlled by complexes; the financial-industrial complex partners with Gulf sovereign wealth funds, while China normalized relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Dixon outlines a multipolar realignment: the UAE left OPEC and received a Federal Reserve FX swap line, allowing it to create dollars and host a CBDC network connecting Saudi Arabia, China, Thailand, and Hong Kong.
Emily, citing Politico, reports Donald Trump's push for Muslim-majority countries to join the Abraham Accords is met with 'laughter, dismissal, and often silence,' as Saudi Arabia maintains its stance against recognizing Israel until the Palestinian issue is resolved.
Trump's Monday demand for all countries to immediately sign the Abraham Accords complicated negotiations, as Arab nations like Saudi Arabia and Jordan have little interest, especially after the Gaza war.
Trump now insists Gulf states must join the Abraham Accords and normalize relations with Israel as a condition for any US-Iran deal, a demand that reportedly stunned leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan during a recent call.
Simon claims the Enbridge project, inherited by UAE from the Bank for International Settlements, ties Thailand, UAE, Hong Kong, China, and Saudi Arabia via a central bank digital currency network that operates outside SWIFT.