The normalization agreement with Sudan puts us in a key position in the Middle East • Israel will become a stabilizing factor as the 'water queen' of the region and as an economic leader • Interpretation
All the signals on the board show that this is happening Otto.
In a few days, an agreement will be signed between the State of Israel and one of the largest and most important countries in the Middle East, Sudan.
This is what sources in Jerusalem say, whose sources are in the depths of Sudanese territory.
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Need to go back to the past again, Sudan was "one of the horrors of our enemies".
Definition of those who know the area closely.
Bin Laden was sitting there, and it was a center of terror that was used first and foremost, before all al-Qaeda attacks and Iranian-backed elements, against moderate Muslims.
This is an achievement that Prime Minister Netanyahu has led and nurtured over the years.
This is the triple of the decade - two in the Gulf and one in Africa.
Sudan is a classical Arab peripheral state, like Iraq, and peace with it - not that it will advance Israel, but that it will make Israel a key state in the Middle East.
Not necessarily against the background of the Arab-Iranian conflict, but against the background of Israel's capabilities in the economic, technological and agricultural development and water resources.
Apparently when there are real political revolutions, they take place behind a dustbin of media demagoguery and street propaganda - a clumsy attempt to cast a shadow over important and historical information.
But it is better that way, with a gnashing of teeth and in a fight against the corona plague and mad opposition, than a peace of solemn, mass ceremonies, with the flowering of pigeons and balloons and speeches written by press reporters who became advisers and heads of bureaus.
Such ceremonies were usually washed in blood.
Sudan facing signing with us is a huge country in the process of identity change.
It is becoming a less Arab and more African country.
The process was gradual.
The Sudanese were not prepared for an agreement with Israel to be carried out under American pressure.
The Americans accepted their approach and said, "We will remove you from the list of terrorist countries, and you will reach an agreement with Israel in your free time."
As you may recall, on his way back from Washington earlier this year, the prime minister stopped for a meeting with Sudanese leader 'Abd al-Fatah al-Burhan in Sudan.
There is still a fear of a script from Mauritania, the Sahara state with which Israel had relations until a coup suddenly took place.
Even Sudan has not yet stabilized after the turnaround that took place about nine years ago.
But it is possible that Israel in particular will become a stabilizing factor in its role as the water queen of the Middle East.
But Israel must not intervene in the escalating conflict around the dam on the Nile that is building Ethiopia, where Sudan is in the middle between Ethiopia and Egypt.