The first group, which will leave for Khartoum next week, will be headed by an Mossad official known as Maoz, who led the contacts between the two countries. • In a few weeks, another, larger delegation will leave Jerusalem, focusing on development and agriculture.
Two Israeli delegations on their way to Khartoum
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Normalization with Sudan is starting to become practical.
Two delegations from Israel will leave Jerusalem for Khartoum in the coming weeks.
The first group, which will be very small, will fly to Sudan in the middle of next week.
It will be headed by a so-called stronghold, the Mossad official who led the contacts with Sudan that ultimately led to the public announcement by its leaders of normalization with Israel.
The second delegation will fly to Sudan in a few weeks, focusing on development and agriculture.
She is expected to be bigger and stay in Sudan for a few days.
It should be noted that despite the expected change of government in Washington, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced today (Tuesday) that in the near future there will be breakthroughs with other Arab countries. Addressing members of the joint list, Netanyahu said in his speech in the Knesset today: "You voted against the agreement with the United Arab Emirates. Today you have an opportunity to amend, but if not today - you will soon be given another opportunity to amend."