自2020年亚伯拉罕协议签署以来，摩洛哥、阿联酋和巴林等国家大幅加强与以色列的军事合作。2024年，以色列对这些国家的武器出口总额达17亿美元，占其全年国防出口的12%。摩洛哥签署协议后，采购了以色列的自行火炮、防空导弹、间谍卫星及无人机，并于2023年宣布在本国建立由以色列研发的小型战术攻击无人机生产设施。此外，阿联酋已部署两套以色列导弹系统，巴林则采用以色列雷达进行海岸防御，印度尼西亚也成为买家之一。

以色列国防部自2022年起开始在年度报告中单独列出对亚伯拉罕协议国家的武器销售，这显示这些国家已成为以色列军火出口的重要客户。武器交易不仅赋予以色列外交影响力，还促进长期安全关系的建立。以色列军火交易和技术服务具有长期绑定效应，巩固了其与阿拉伯国家的合作。此外，协议签署前阿联酋和巴林已秘密使用以色列“飞马”间谍软件，证明其军事科技影响力早已渗透区域。

尽管目前以色列在这些国家的民众中不太受欢迎，但他们的政府由于对以色列防务的长期投资并未改变方向。以色列弹道导弹防御系统专为应对来自伊朗的威胁，增强了地区国家的安全感。这些长期军售与技术合作关系，是亚伯拉罕协议即使在加沙战事两年后依然保持稳定的重要原因。

Since the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020, countries such as Morocco, the UAE, and Bahrain have significantly expanded military cooperation with Israel. In 2024, Israel’s arms exports to these states totaled $1.7 billion, comprising 12% of its annual defense exports. After the signing, Morocco purchased Israeli self-propelled guns, air defense missiles, a spy satellite, and drones. In 2023, Morocco announced the establishment of a domestic production facility for Israeli-designed small tactical attack drones. Additionally, the UAE deployed two Israeli missile systems, Bahrain adopted Israeli radar for coastal defense, and Indonesia also became a buyer.

Since 2022, Israel’s defense ministry annual reports have devoted a section to exports to Abraham Accords countries, highlighting their growing importance as arms customers. Arms deals provide Israel with diplomatic leverage and foster long-term security relationships. Such sustained cooperation is reinforced by the long-term nature of defense contracts and services. Notably, even before the accords were signed, the UAE and Bahrain were already using Israel’s Pegasus spyware, indicating Israel’s pervasive technological influence in the region.

Despite Israel’s current unpopularity among the general public in these countries, their governments remain committed to defense partnerships due to significant long-term investment. Israel’s missile-defense systems have been developed and used to counter Iranian threats, thereby strengthening the security of regional states. These enduring military ties are a key reason the Abraham Accords have remained resilient, even after two years of war in Gaza.