U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham questions Pakistan’s role as a mediator in the U.S.-Iran conflict after Pakistan reportedly refuses to sign the Abraham Accords. Both outlets describe Graham raising concerns about Pakistan’s official position in response to a U.S. President Donald Trump call directed at mediators involved in the war, urging them to join the Accords. Graham seeks an immediate and clear answer from Pakistan about whether Islamabad supports the Abraham Accords framework, highlighting that Pakistan’s sentiments toward Israel are a factor in his assessment of its suitability as a mediator. The articles frame the issue as linked to Pakistan’s stance on Israel-related diplomatic steps rather than its mediation activities alone. The coverage emphasizes Graham’s call for clarification and implies a broader U.S. interest in the alignment of mediator countries with Abraham Accords principles. The reports do not provide Pakistan’s response or further details on its mediation role beyond the question raised by the senator, focusing primarily on the link between mediation efforts and the Accords.