Lindsey Graham: Abraham Accords in Danger if Iran’s "Nazi Regime" Survives
Senator Lindsey Graham meets with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed , confirming he is "healthy and sharp" while warning that Iran’s regime poses a fatal risk to the Abraham Accords.
Senior U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham issued a stark warning during a high-level visit to the United Arab Emirates, stating that the survival of the current Iranian leadership poses a direct threat to Middle East peace initiatives.
In a message clearly intended for both the international community and the Trump administration, Graham emphasized that the regional stability achieved through the Abraham Accords remains fragile as long as Tehran's current government is in power.
"If this religious Nazi regime in Iran is still standing after all this turmoil and the oppression of the Iranian people, it puts everything we have worked for at risk, including the Abraham Accords," Graham stated.
Graham’s remarks followed a ninety-minute meeting in Abu Dhabi with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed bin Zayed. The meeting served to dispel recent viral rumors suggesting that the Emirati leader was in failing health or had passed away.
"I met with him today for an hour and a half," Graham confirmed. "Not only is he alive, but he is as healthy and sharp as I have ever seen him."
Graham’s rhetoric reflects an increasing pressure for a decisive outcome regarding the Iranian threat. By labeling the regime "religious Nazi," the Senator pointed to the existential nature of the conflict and signaled that the expansion of normalization between Israel and Arab nations depends on significantly weakening or toppling the leadership in Tehran.
The visit comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing discussions regarding a potential coordinated strategy to address Iranian aggression and its impact on the future of the Abraham Accords.