Washington — The accords the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain signed with Israel on Tuesday were hailed by President Donald Trump as a “foundation for a comprehensive peace” across the Middle East and touted as a crowning achievement of his presidency.

Yet, despite all the pomp of a grand White House signing ceremony, the signed documents released hours later, while making several sweeping promises — especially between the UAE and Israel — left many crucial questions unanswered...

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