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Trump’s next Abraham Accord should be built on GPUs — not Arab consensus

Diplomatic paralysis is no longer an accident at the State Department — it is an addiction. For generations, professional American diplomats have treated Middle Eastern foreign policy as a group-hug exercise in consensus-building, submissively routing every possible regional realignment through Cairo or Riyadh. This institutional obsession with securing an Arab League quorum actively paralyzes the […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Trump’s next Abraham Accord should be built on GPUs — not Arab consensus
Diplomatic paralysis is no longer an accident at the State Department — it is an addiction. For generations, professional American diplomats have treated Middle Eastern foreign policy as a group-hug exercise in consensus-building, submissively routing every possible regional realignment through Cairo or Riyadh. This institutional obsession with securing an Arab League quorum actively paralyzes the […]
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