Sudan's leader: Israel to help remove us from US list of terrorism supporters
The Sudanese leader referred to the meeting with Netanyahu and his contribution to normalize relations, as an action in favor of his own country's political interests with Washington
By MAARIV ONLINEThe head of Sudan's Transitional Military Council, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, talks to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed during the signing of a power sharing deal in Khartoum, Sudan, August 17, 2019(photo credit: REUTERS/ MOHAMED NURELDIN ABDALLAH)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Uganda a week and a half ago for a meeting arranged between him and Sudan's leader, Abdul Al Fatah Al Buhran, designated to normalize relations between the two countries.In interview with a Saudi newspaper, the Sudanese leader talked about the compensation he demanded from Israel for the move. According to Al Burhan, in exchange for normalizing relations, Israel will act in the United States to remove Sudan from the list of countries supporting terrorism.Al Burhan said he is also expected to meet with US President Donald Trump.He further went on to say that the relationship between the states was created through a third party, and that despite the criticism voiced by officials in his country about the move, he claimed that most of the public recognizes the need for it and sees it as beneficial to the further development of the state.Translated by: Celia Jean
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