H.Res. 320 is a nonbinding congressional resolution that encourages the Department of State and international organizations to promote peace and tolerance through education in Middle Eastern countries as part of expanding the Abraham Accords—a series of normalization agreements between Israel and Arab nations like the UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco. The resolution specifically calls on the State Department to work with regional countries to reform school curricula to remove antisemitic and hateful content while adding material that promotes respect and understanding. It also urges the United Nations and other international bodies to prioritize countering extremist messaging in education and supports efforts to expand the accords to countries like Saudi Arabia and Indonesia. Since this is a resolution rather than legislation, it does not create law or allocate specific funding, but instead expresses Congress's policy goals and recommendations for how government agencies and civil society should approach education reform in the region.
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