Critics push Biden for more action on Abraham Accords at two-year mark

The Biden administration has cautiously embraced the Trump-era "Abraham Accords" ending a long diplomatic freeze between Israel and key Arab power, but has missed a crucial opportunity to build on the historic agreements by capitalizing on growing regional unity against the threat posed by Iran.

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