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The dynamic between the Arab world and the State of Israel has largely been marked by overt hostility, owing to the latter's conflict with the Palestinian Arabs. Israel has fought several wars with many Arab countries, and most members of the Arab League do not recognize Israeli sovereignty. Although social and political strife continues to dominate the general atmosphere between the two sides, no Arab country has engaged in a direct military conflict with Israel since the 1973 Arab–Israeli War. Israel has since made peace with a number of Arab countries, beginning with Egypt in 1979, Palestine in 1993, and Jordan in 1994. In 2020, four Arab countries—Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and Sudan—recognized Israel and normalized diplomatic relationships with it by signing the Abraham Accords. However, in spite of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), which is internationally recognized as the official representative of the Palestinian people, recognised Israel in 1993, violence between Israelis and Palestinians has persisted at a considerable scale and a final settlement has not yet been reached in the Israeli–Palestinian peace process. Nevertheless, the PLO and all of the Arab countries that have signed peace treaties or normalization agreements have accordingly withdrawn from the Arab League boycott of Israel. More recently, a de facto Arab–Israeli alliance has emerged as a counterweight against Iran and the Iranian-led Axis of Resistance; Iran's political and military activities throughout the region, namely as part of a proxy conflict with Saudi Arabia since 1979 and another one with Israel since 1985, have negatively impacted the country's relationship with the Arab League.
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