Hamas clash throws U.S. regional diplomacy into question

The U.S.-led push to normalize relations between Israel and major Arab nations -- started by President Trump's Abraham Accords in 2020 and cautiously pursued since by President Biden -- has been thrown into confusion by the surging clash between Israel and Hamas.

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