As the United States celebrates the third anniversary of the Abraham Accords, which seeks normalization and shared economic and political relations between Israel and the Arab world, three of the most vociferously anti-normalization governments sit side by side across North Africa. Sandwiched between Egypt, the first country to make peace with Israel, and Morocco, which established diplomatic relations with Israel in December 2020, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya remain staunchly opposed to normalization, further dividing an already fractured region. North Africa is one of the least economically integrated regions in the world and is politically divided over the Western Sahara conflict, whose…