I2U2, a quadrilateral collaboration between India, Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the United States (US), was established during the meeting of foreign ministers in October 2021. On July 14, 2022, the leaders of the aforementioned four members met for the first time virtually. The new Quad partners anticipate enhancing collaboration and partnership in the region, as mentioned in the inaugural summit, by combining complementary strengths and capacities to meet shared socioeconomic goals. However, due to the shifting dynamics in West Asia, there is much conjecture in the field of foreign policy regarding the strategic and geopolitical prospects, as well as the viability of this recently formed mini-lateral. This issue brief addresses the components of this recently created body and the future opportunities for cooperation in this context. The study examines the nature of current bilateral connections between members, their unique and different geopolitical interests, and the forces that bring them together while examining the future. It begins with a brief explanation of the goals of this new Quad.