Press and student kit
Glossary and resources for journalists and students.
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Glossary
- Abraham Accords
- The declarations and agreements that began with the Abraham Accords Declaration of 15 September 2020 (State Department).
- Normalisation
- The establishment of diplomatic, economic and other ordinary state-to-state relations, for example the Israel–Bahrain Joint Communiqué on "diplomatic, peaceful and friendly relations" (UN Treaty Series).
- CEPA
- Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement; the UAE–Israel CEPA has been in force since 1 April 2023 (NZ MFAT).
- IHRA working definition
- The non-legally binding definition of antisemitism adopted by the IHRA on 26 May 2016 (IHRA).
- Muslim Brotherhood
- A religio-political Islamist organisation founded in Egypt in 1928 (Britannica). The term refers to the organisation, not to Muslims.
- FTO / SDGT
- US designations: Foreign Terrorist Organization and Specially Designated Global Terrorist (Federal Register).
- Document on Human Fraternity
- The interfaith declaration signed in Abu Dhabi on 4 February 2019 (Holy See).
Key dates
- 15 Sep 2020: Abraham Accords Declaration signed; UAE–Israel relations established
- 18 Oct 2020: Israel–Bahrain Joint Communiqué
- 22 Dec 2020: Morocco–US–Israel Joint Declaration
- 6 Jan 2021: Sudan signs the Declaration
- 1 Apr 2023: UAE–Israel CEPA in force
- 6 Nov 2025: Kazakhstan announces its intention to join; signing pending
Sources for each date are on the timeline.
Official primary sources
- US State Department: The Abraham Accords
- UN Treaty Series, Israel–Bahrain communiqué
- US State Department, Joint Declaration (TIAS 20-1222)
- US State Department: Sudan's signed Declaration
- US State Department fact sheet, 7 Nov 2025
- UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- IHRA working definition
- United Nations: International Day of Human Fraternity
- WAM, 15 Nov 2014
- Federal Register, 14 Jan 2026
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