The trick of the Sudanese army to achieve normalization: Let us...

Khartoum | The “Sovereign Council” military continues its vigorous pursuit of completing the file of normalization of relations with Israel, claiming that it contributed to resolving the economic hardship in Sudan due to the aid that can be received from the United States of America in return. Despite their encroachment on the duties of the executive body, by overriding their duties stipulated in the constitutional document, the military matter reached the point of calling for resorting to this file to the street, which is dominated by great opposition to normalization. In this context, the Vice President of the “Sovereignty Council”, Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), called for a referendum on the issue, declaring his desire to establish relations with Israel, citing that “(we) need Israel, and we are not afraid of anyone, we want relations and not Normalization, and we proceed in this line. ” In the context of his inference on that invitation, “Hemedti” pointed out that “many countries have good relations with Israel and are taking advantage of its technical and agricultural capabilities,” adding that “the Sudanese people are toiling. We have been besieged for a number of years despite having fulfilled all the conditions to get out of the list of sponsoring countries.” Of terrorism, “continuing:” Like it or not, the issue of removing Sudan from the list is linked to normalization. This is what has become clear to us. Nevertheless, we hope that the lifting of sanctions will not be linked to establishing relations with Israel. ” Despite his acknowledgment of the importance of the Palestinian issue, “Hemedti” explains that “(we) are not closer to Palestine than the Arab countries that have relations with Israel, such as Egypt and Jordan.”

“Hemedti”: We need Israel, and we are not afraid of anyone. We want relations, not normalization

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In the same direction, the head of the Sovereign Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, considered, when addressing the National Economic Conference held in the capital Khartoum last week, that “we have a window of opportunity that we are working to seize, which is to delete Sudan from the list of sponsoring countries. Of terrorism, in a way that achieves integration into the global community, “referring to the expected” benefits “of normalization. Observers believe that al-Burhan wanted to send a message to the Prime Minister, Abdullah Hamdok, and the executive body, who remained committed to showing a kind of distinction from the military – despite his involvement in the recent Abu Dhabi negotiations – considering that the issue of normalization should be discussed within a national framework and through an elected government. And a legislative body that has not been formed yet. From this standpoint, Hamdok said, at the same conference, that “the issue of normalization with Israel requires a deep societal discussion,” noting that he asked the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, to separate the path of removing Sudan from the “terrorism list” and the path of normalization. Being the latter “involves many complications”. Observers do not rule out that behind the desperation of the military in achieving normalization, American pressure was applied specifically on the proof. According to a military source, he spoke to Al-Akhbar, “It is not unlikely that Washington has hinted to prove the file of Darfur crimes or the file of dispersing the sit-ins in front of the General Command and killing hundreds of them.”
Despite the “comfort” with which the military talks about normalization, many political forces clearly declare their rejection of this path. The political bureau of the National Umma Party, headed by Sadiq al-Mahdi, issued a statement in which it considered that “the issue of normalization now being discussed, without objective justification and in an unacceptable extortion, summarizes the situation as a bargain for a price – for its situation – will not be achieved,” adding that The party’s position on this issue is “principled and does not stem from the Arab position.” He expressed surprise at linking normalization with economic reform, noting that “similar experiences of normalization countries show the opposite, as they have achieved few promises and many problems.” The party called for “not to wait for external solutions that force the government to make concessions,” and to focus instead on “the country’s resources of gold and productive natural resources such as grains and gum arabic, which are expected to generate at least $ 12 billion within one year.” For his part, the leader of the “Nasserite Party”, a member of the “Forces of Freedom and Change” coalition, Sati` al-Hajj, indicated that “Israel wants to build military bases on the Red Sea ports and take advantage of the waters of the Nile,” stressing that “the Sudanese people are not satisfied that it is completed.” Reducing his dignity by giving the United States and Israel bases on the Red Sea, or allowing them to interfere in the country’s affairs. “ Subscribe to «News» on YouTube Here