A New Alliance Axis in the Eastern Mediterranean Cold War: What the Abraham Accords Mean for Mediterranean Geopolitics and Turkey

The new Cold War has arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean. At strategic level, Chinese economic and Russian military assertiveness have led U.S. to think twice about its mistakes, which opened up a power vacuum this geopolitical realm. Until today, seemed use three axes of alliances that emerged as Israeli-based, flexible, benefit-oriented alignments at level regional rivalry. These alignments, especially context Abraham Accords, are unfortunately expected reinforce pre-existing divisions region unless radical change occurs. This study examines how why Washington must embrace logic alliance shape Mediterranean explores projected impact U.S.-initiated Accords on geopolitics.