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John Oliver breaks down how the Abraham Accords allowed Arab nations to normalize relations with Israel: "Without the long-standing condition… that relations with Israel could only come after the establishment of a Palestinian state." Netanyahu: "We must not give the Palestinians a veto over new peace treaties." Oliver: "Of...

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260,678 views • 10 months ago

The benefits of expanding the Abraham Accords are enormous. With Iran brought to heel, there is a tremendous opportunity for other Muslim nations to ​normalize relations with Israel and build a better future for all.
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