The recent signing of a landmark nuclear deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia has sparked intense debate and controversy. Just hours after the agreement was finalized, President Trump complicated matters by imposing a new condition requiring Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel as part of the Abraham Accords. Critics express concern that this demand could undermine the deal, prompting uncertainty about its future. While the agreement is seen as a pivotal step in reshaping West Asia and enhancing U.S. influence, there are warnings that it may also trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. As Congress considers hearings on the deal, both supporters and opponents are assessing its potential risks and benefits, highlighting the complex interplay of geopolitical interests.