Israeli lawmakers welcomed the launch of the Abraham Accords Caucus this week in Congress.
The new caucus on Capitol Hill in Washington will be launched as a bipartisan initiative by Democrats and Republicans in both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Both caucuses will work with associated countries to advance the agreements in various fields, while also pushing to achieve additional peace agreements.
The Biden administration has signaled that it is working to expand the circle with countries like Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, the Maldives, Comoros, Kuwait and Qatar as possible Muslim-majority countries interested in establishing ties with Israel.
“The caucus we launched several months ago in the Knesset created a huge momentum among legislators in parliaments around the world,” stated Likud Party Knesset member Ofir Akunis, who co-chairs the Abraham Accords Caucus in the Knesset. “They are looking very closely at the accords and want to help take part in their implementation and expansion.”