Trump Predicts Saudi Arabia Will Soon Join Abraham Accords, Accelerating U.S.-Brokered Normalization with Israel

President Donald Trump stated on Monday that Saudi Arabia is expected to eventually join the Abraham Accords, predicting an expansion of the U.S.-brokered normalization agreements between Israel and Arab nations.

“At some point Saudi Arabia will sign the Abraham Accords,” Trump said, adding that the agreements “will be expanded fairly quickly” as more countries move toward normalization of relations with Israel.

Trump described Saudi Arabia as a key regional player and noted that relations between Riyadh and Israel are already improving. He credited earlier U.S. diplomatic efforts for laying the groundwork for broader Middle East cooperation, stating that additional nations—both within and outside the region—are prepared to join the accords.

The Abraham Accords were first signed in 2020. Trump emphasized ongoing discussions with potential signatories and framed the expected expansion as central to long-term regional stability.