Does this peace agreement, and now the Abraham Fund, serve an additional American foreign policy interest in another part of the world?
The arrival of the first-ever official government delegation from the United Arab Emirates in Israel this week came with an announcement that the countries, along with the US, were launching the Abraham Fund.
The Jerusalem-based fund that has been established with a commitment from the three participating states will mobilize over $3 billion in investments. It is meant “to identify and initiate strategic projects with a high developmental impact, including those that catalyze economic growth, improve standards of living, and create high-value, quality jobs,” the Abraham Fund said in a statement.
Lahav Harkov 