Adam Boehler

The Abraham Accords united moderate Arab nations against Iran. A policy of deterrence, instead of appeasement, is essential to preventing Iran from greenlighting further attacks that could injure or kill more American servicemembers.

My recommendation to the Biden administration is to work with our Arab allies to show strength and stability and not be afraid to act against further aggression from Iranian proxies.

Many ambassadors of our moderate Arab friends are not rallying behind Hamas. A significant reason why is because of the success of the Abraham Accords. In fact, sadly, they believe we have more support for Hamas on American campuses.

There are only two great paths. Let Israel or Egypt finish the job. Otherwise, Hamas will reconstitute, and chaos will reign in Gaza.

Abraham Accords negotiator Adam Boehler joins 'FOX & Friends Weekend' to discuss the Israel-Hamas hostage agreement and what's next in negotiations to release more hostages

How we respond to attacks on U.S. forces by Iranian proxies is extremely important. Stopping and doing nothing is not an option. This is not a region that responds to restraint, only strength.

This is not the time for ambiguity. Hamas is a terrorist organization, by definition, supported by Iran. Appeasement is not a strategy that works. We must remain strong in our support for Israel.

Iran is using Hamas as a proxy force to attack Israel and, by extension, the United States and moderate Arab countries. Appeasement does not work as a strategy and will only bring further instability to the region. The United States must continue fully supporting Israel as they systematically eliminate Hamas from the Gaza Strip.

The Abraham Accords were possible because of a strong stance toward Iran and all of its proxies. They are about Arabs and Israelis uniting against terror. Hamas has no permanent place in Gaza or anywhere else.

The activities in Israel remind us that we are still fighting a war on terror. Iran is attempting to scuttle the Abraham Accords. We must continue to support Israel against terrorism and ensure Iran faces the consequences of their actions.

This battle isn’t between the Israeli and Palestinian people. It’s a battle between Iran and Israel, America, and our Arab allies. Iran wants to disrupt the peace agreements achieved by the Abraham Accords to prevent further progress. We can not allow them to succeed.

Make no mistake: The war in Israel was carefully planned and did not happen without Iran. We must stand strong with Israel as they defend their borders.

The Wagner Group’s rebellion over the weekend shows Putin’s weakness, but it should not affect our focus and resolve in Ukraine.

Recently in the @wsj, Ze­len­sky “said he was aware that West­ern lead­ers some­times take of­fense at his harsh tone, but couldn’t un­der­stand why, in his view, they were drip-feed­ing more-ad­vanced arms that they know would pro­tect lives and help Ukraine win”. I agree in my discussion with Brian Kilmeade.

President Macron's comments after visiting China are very dangerous. Last I checked, it's not the 1700's and President Macron isn't Napoleon. Now more than ever, we need a cohesive action plan with all our allies, including France, to counter China's Belt and Road Initiative.

The withdrawal from Afghanistan was based on a set of conditions, not an arbitrary date or timeline. These conditions were not satisfied. We would have never left US citizens or our Afghan partners behind unless they were safe.

It all started in Afghanistan. First, the administration surrendered to the Taliban on the world stage. Then, we failed at deterrence which led to the Russia invasion of Ukraine. Now, we cannot allow the Chinese Communist Party to replace the United States as the world's superpower.

The United States can't take half-measures. We need to be strong and consistent in our support for Ukraine or don't support Ukraine at all.

China successfully brokered a "peace deal" between Saudi Arabia and Iran. This undermines US leadership on the world stage and complicates normalizing relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia.