Sudan Isn’t Making Peace with Israel—Yet
The beginning of a beautiful friendship?
August 27, 2020
Sudan Isn’t Making Peace with Israel—Yet
The beginning of a beautiful friendship?
On Tuesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made an unprecedent direct flight from Tel Aviv to Khartoum, amid speculation that Sudan would be the next Arab country to make peace with Israel. While the Sudanese government then clarified that nothing of the sort was to happen, its statement on the matter left the possibility open in a way that until recently would have been unimaginable. Benny Avni sees Pompeo’s visit, and even the rumors about peace, as evidence that Sudan, having freed itself of the genocidal dictator Omar al-Bashir, is ready to reconcile with the West:
August 27, 2020
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