US diplomatic engagement under the current administration has intensified efforts to expand the Abraham Accords, with Kazakhstan formally acceding in November 2025 and Somaliland pledging membership after Israel's December 2025 recognition. Trader attention centers on Saudi Arabia, where repeated statements tie normalization to progress on Palestinian statehood, alongside mentions of Qatar, Syria, and Lebanon amid post-conflict diplomacy. Symbolic accessions by other Muslim-majority states with preexisting Israel ties, such as Azerbaijan or additional Central Asian nations, face fewer hurdles than core Arab League members. Key near-term catalysts include any Iran-related ceasefire framework and bilateral talks that could unlock further signatories before the 2027 deadline, though persistent regional tensions continue to shape timelines.