The Story of Abraham in Middle East Peace
The story of Abraham is being invoked in the push for Middle East peace as a common figure among faiths.
Abraham, known to Muslims as Ibrahim, is a biblical patriarch revered in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, which together encompass more than half of the world's population.
Everybody has tried to claim Abraham as their own, but in fact Abraham belongs to everybody
Author Bruce Feiler notes that the battle to claim Abraham has been ongoing for 4,000 years, with various faith groups portraying themselves as his true heirs.
President Donald Trump has referenced the "Abraham Accords" in his Middle East trip, seeking to build on 2020 agreements that expanded diplomatic ties between Arab states and Israel.
The term "Abraham Accords" holds significant religious and cultural meaning, highlighting the shared legacy of Abraham among different faiths.
- Abraham is a key figure in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
- The "Abraham Accords" aim to promote peace and diplomatic ties in the Middle East
Author's summary: Abraham's legacy is a complex and shared heritage among faiths.
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