In a striking and widely discussed display, a massive billboard appeared in Tel Aviv, Israel, featuring portraits of several prominent Arab leaders alongside former U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The billboard, linked to an Israeli political-security initiative called the **“Regional Security Alliance”**, showcases 13 leaders from the Middle East. Featured among them are Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq, and other leaders from Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, and Bahrain.
Written in both Hebrew and Arabic, the banner reads:
**"A time for war, a time for reconciliation; now is the time for the Abraham Accords."**
This comes in line with Trump’s statement made in March, where he highlighted that more Arab nations are interested in joining the accords negotiated during his presidency between Israel and several Arab states. He stated:
**“You’ll see countries begin fulfilling commitments to the Abraham Accords. More and more want to join. It was a tremendous success.”**
The billboard has sparked intense debate about the future of Arab-Israeli relations, particularly due to the inclusion of figures like Lebanon’s military leader and Syria’s interim president—names not typically associated with regional normalization—suggesting a symbolic push toward wider peace efforts led from Tel Aviv.
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