It Will Take ’Several Months’ Before Cementing Deal with Sudan – ‘Israeli’ Minister

By Staff, Agencies

The Zionist entity’s so-called Intelligence Minister Eli Cohen became the first cabinet member to make an official visit to Sudan earlier in the week, after the regime agreed to join the historic so-called ‘Abraham Accords’ and normalize its ties with the Zionist entity.

However, it will take at least “a few months” before ‘Israelis’ will be able to visit the African state or see the establishment of mutual embassies as “first, the Sudanese need to eliminate the law that right now prohibits having any relations with ‘Israel’,” Cohen told i24NEWS.

Cohen cited the Zionist regime’s relations with Egypt and Ethiopia as a gauge that led Khartoum to understand that it is within “their own interests to have relations with ‘Israel’.”

He summed the high-profile meeting with President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Defense Minister Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Yassin Abdel-Hadi as “very good and positive.”

Cohen relayed that the sides signed a memorandum of understanding in fields of security, intelligence and economy, while agreeing to sign another memorandum on more specific economic issues.