While there has been talk of nominating/awarding the Nobel peace prize to Trump and/or Netanyahu over the Abrahamic Accords, it is pretty clear that the greatest force in making those happen are actually the Iranians!
This is all an unfolding of a battle over hegemony of the Islamic (Arab) world. After the fall of the Ottoman Empire, there was much disarray, until the Egyptians took leadership, which they lost around the time of their signing of the Camp David accords with the Israelis. It has since then been mostly the Saudis on the Sunni side, and the Iranians on the Shia side.
The interesting point is that it doesn't end there. The Iranians aren't content with leading the Shiite world, they actually want their version of Islam to have hegemony over all Islamic countries (and beyond).
Not to be left behind, Erdoğan aims to bring the Turkish Empire back to its old glory, and is doing everything possible to get as many Muslim territories under its circle of influence (and more so, control).
George Friedman in The Next 100 Years (I didn't read it, only some synopsis of the book) noted the rise of the two regional powers, Iran and Turkey, with Israel remaining a strong, yet significantly smaller, power. As the Iranians unfold their long-term plan (as per Abu Saleh, one of the best ME geopolitical reporters/analysts, the Iranians don't believe in sprints, they're only interested in the long-haul), we will slowly see the countries uninterested to fall under their control, and unwilling to accept Turkish leadership, align themselves with the only remaining counter balance: the Israelis. Hence, the credit for getting some Arab states to sign peace deals with the Israelis, goes squarely to the Iranians!
Sources:
https://t.me/AbuSaleh_israel_reports/9449 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Next_100_Years:_A_Forecast_for_the_21st_Century
