The article argues that the traditional approach of requiring a formal agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority as a prerequisite for Middle East peace is outdated and counterproductive. Instead, it highlights the Abraham Accords, brokered by President Trump in 2020, as a more effective framework for fostering cooperation and normalization between Israel and several Arab countries. The Accords have led to significant growth in trade, diplomatic engagement, and humanitarian collaboration, even amidst ongoing conflict. The piece criticizes the current administration for not expanding these agreements and suggests that renewed momentum under President Trump could further advance regional integration and peace. The article concludes by urging the Palestinian Authority to embrace this spirit of cooperation for the benefit of lasting peace and prosperity in the region.