Trump told the leaders of several Arab and other Muslim countries during a Saturday conference call that if an agreement to end the war with Iran is reached, he wants their countries to sign peace agreements with Israel, according to Axios.

This was reported by two American officials who were aware of the content of the conversation.

Trump's remarks during the call about Israel and countries signing the Abrahamic Accords signal the next major step he wants to take in the Middle East after the war, the publication notes.

Trump is focused on securing a future agreement on normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, although officials admitted that regional tensions and upcoming elections in Israel are complicating any immediate breakthrough.

Leaders from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan — all of which currently do not have official diplomatic relations with Israel — were surprised by Trump's request, with one source saying that there was a moment of silence during the conversation, after which Trump jokingly asked if everyone was still on the line.

Trump told the leaders that his advisers, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, will continue discussions on this issue in the coming weeks.

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