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Tag Archives: Sudan
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the overwhelming majority of Arab citizens from over a dozen nations responded that they would oppose the recognition of Israel
JPOST 84% of Arabs oppose their country’s diplomatic recognition of Israel Sam Halpern January 5, 2023 An average of 84% of Arabs opposes diplomatic recognition of Israel by their countries, according to results from the soon-to-be-released 2022 Arab Opinion Index … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Arabs, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, Palestinians, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan
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“President Joe Biden entered office determined to abrogate Trump’s foreign policy initiatives. That the Abraham Accords are the sole survivor is a testament to their logic and strength”
WASHINGTON JEWISH WEEK How the Abraham Accords Took a Different Path Michael Rubin August 3, 2022 …Greenblatt also describe the evolution and logic of the Bahrain conference that unveiled a $50 billion investment plan for the Palestinians. The plan aimed … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Abraham Accords, Bahrain, Jonathan Greenblatt, Morocco, Palestinians, Sudan, United Arab Emirates
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“The normalization of ties with Israel paved the way for Sudan to reintegrate into the international community”
WASHINGTON POST Sudan’s top general lauds recent ties with former foe Israel by Samy Magdy February 12, 2022 Sudan’s top general has lauded recent ties with Israel, saying that intelligence sharing between the two former adversaries helped arrest suspected militants … Continue reading
“Israel’s Arab neighbors have demonstrated that the Palestinian cause is not as high on their agenda as it appeared to be in the past”
GATESTONE INSTITUTE The Future of Arab Normalization with Israel by Alan Dershowitz October 28, 2020 Now that the Sudan has joined the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain in normalizing relations with Israel, the future seems bright for even more Arab … Continue reading
“Many of the Jews who fled Sudan as second- or third-generation natives often get sentimental about their former home”
TIMES OF ISRAEL Exiled Jews would ‘love’ to see Sudan again, if given chance via new Israel ties by Yaakov Schwartz October 31, 2020 Shortly after receiving her master’s degree in ancient history from King’s College in London, Daisy Abboudi … Continue reading
Announcement of Israel-Sudan peace deal comes after US president signs order taking Sudan off list of state sponsors of terrorism, 3rd Israeli normalization deal with Arab states in recent months
TIMES OF ISRAEL In call with Netanyahu, Sudan leaders, Trump announces Israel-Sudan peace deal by Jacob Magid and Agencies October 23, 2020 US President Donald Trump announced Friday that Sudan will start to normalize ties with Israel, making it the … Continue reading
Obama appointee Zogby polls the Arab world, reports dramatic levels of support for US brokered peace plan
WASHINGTON EXAMINER Surprise: Majority of Arabs back Trump Middle East peace plan, 79% of Saudis by Paul Bedard October 16, 2020 In a surprise that experts didn’t see coming, most Arabs in countries that would be affected by President Trump’s … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Donald Trump, James Zogby, Saudi Arabia, Sudan
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There have been reports in the past week that Sudan also plans to sign a normalization deal with Israel, but the country’s government has denied the claims
JERUSALEM POST Pompeo departs Israel, making history on first direct flight from TLV to Sudan by Tzvi Joffre August 25, 2020 US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo departed Israel Tuesday morning and made history as he took off on the … Continue reading
“El Al direct flight from Buenos Aires to Tel Aviv shortened by 2 hours; Sudanese authorities insisted aircraft enter its airspace only after local TV news broadcasts end”
TIMES OF ISRAEL In fresh sign of warming ties, Israeli airliner enters Sudan’s airspace by Raphael Ahren and Michael Bachner June 4, 2020 An El Al plane flying from Argentina crossed through Sudan’s airspace on Thursday, the first Israeli airliner … Continue reading
“Israel’s two most formidable adversaries have both come up short in their quests for regional domination, and Israel is reaping the rewards of their losses”
ISRAEL HAYOM (by agreement with JNS) The massive – but reversible – defeats of Iran and Turkey by Caroline Glick February 21, 2020 Two weeks ago, Netanyahu held a previously unannounced meeting in Uganda with Sudanese President Abdel Fattah Abdelrahman … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran, Sudan, Turkey
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