’Desperate’: Why did Kazakhstan join the Abraham Accords?

’Desperate’: Why Did Kazakhstan Join the Abraham Accords?

Kazakhstan has recently joined the Abraham Accords with Israel. This move raises the question: why did a country with over thirty years of diplomatic relations with Tel Aviv decide to become the latest member of these accords?

Context of Kazakhstan’s Decision

Kazakhstan’s longstanding ties with Israel appear to have paved the way for this diplomatic step, signaling a shift in regional cooperation and alliances.

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"Kazakhstan has entered the Abraham Accords with Israel - but why did a state with over three decades of ties with Tel Aviv become the accords’ latest member?"

Author’s summary: Kazakhstan’s joining of the Abraham Accords reflects strategic regional shifts amid ongoing Middle Eastern tensions and complex international relationships.

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The New Arab — 2025-11-07