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Overall scores await method sign-off. Kazakhstan announced its intention to join on 6 November 2025; signing is pending.
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Growth in bilateral trade
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Claim: Trade between Israel and the UAE collapsed after 7 October 2023.
What the evidence shows: UAE–Israel goods trade was US$3,254.1m (about $3.25bn) in 2024, according to UN Comtrade (Israel-reported). UAE MOFA reports $3.209bn for 2025.
Sources: UN Comtrade, UAE MOFA
Claim: The UAE has cut flights and people-to-people links with Israel.
What the evidence shows: UAE MOFA reports a record 136 weekly direct flights and about 1.53 million passengers in 2025, up about 71% on 2024 (c. 892,000).
Sources: UAE MOFA
Claim: Kazakhstan joining the Accords means it is only now recognising Israel.
What the evidence shows: Kazakhstan announced its intention to join the Abraham Accords on 6 November 2025; the signing ceremony is still pending. It has had diplomatic relations with Israel since 1992 (AP), and its MFA says it still backs a two-state settlement.
Sources: US State Department, AP
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