New Delhi, May 29 -- South Asia may soon become the next major battleground in President Donald Trump's campaign to expand the Abraham Accords and normalize relations between Muslim-majority nations and Israel. While Islamabad and Dhaka currently maintain strong pro-Palestinian positions, growing American pressure on regional allies is creating new diplomatic fault lines that could reshape political alignments across the subcontinent. Pakistan's initial rejection of Trump's proposal is therefore being closely watched, not only in Washington and Jerusalem, but also throughout South Asia.

US President Donald Trump's ambitious drive to expand the Abraham Accords is now heading toward a potentially explosive confrontation with Pakistan and s...