The Jewish Agency and Syria during the Arab Revolt in Palestine

Haddad, Toufic; Farag, Joseph R.; Plonski, Sharri; Manning, P. M.; Aboubakr, Farah; Naser-Najjab, Nadia; Dwonch, Albana; Sogge, Erling; Mann, Daniel H.; Muhareb, Mahmoud; Thomson, Sorcha Amy MacGregor; Olsen, Pelle Valentin

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“…In this context, the sale of future harvests of Mahdi's cotton crop to Israel was proposed. 8 For its part, Israel considered supporting the Umma party to influence Egypt's strategic interests in Sudan. According to the Israeli Prime Minister Moshe Sharett, the party was a convenient partner in promoting Israeli plans to "face Nasser's arrogance" (Sharett 1996:618).…”

Section: Approaching Israel: Extraversion Strategies Of Sudanese Forcesmentioning

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“…In this context, Nimeiri secretly received an Israeli delegation in Sudan in 1979 to discuss bilateral economic cooperation, and he met the Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Yigdal Yadin in New York for the same purpose. 12 In May 1982, Neimiri also secretly met the Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon. According to Sharon, the meeting came in the context of Israel's persistent periphery strategy and was meant to forge a new alliance against Soviet-backed regimes in Africa, especially Libya, which was "one of the most inveterately hostile towards Israel" (Sharon & Chanoff 2005:415).…”

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Sudan’s Normalization with Israel: A Break with the Past or Another Phase of Extraversion?

Tawfik

2022

Afr. Stud. Rev.

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Sudan’s decision to normalize relations with Israel sparked controversy about its reasons for doing so and the potential impact on the country’s fragile political transition. The decision was mostly attributed to American pressures, new regional alliances, and Sudan’s economic crisis. Tawfik offers a different perspective by linking Sudan’s normalization with Israel to domestic power rivalries, suggesting that Sudanese political actors at critical historical moments have sought Israeli patronage to strengthen their power positions and exploring the potential implications of normalization on civil-military relations. In addition to relying on secondary sources, Tawfik draws conclusions based on official documents and interviews with Sudanese officials published by various news outlets.

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Section: Approaching Israel: Extraversion Strategies Of Sudanese Forcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Approaching Israel: Extraversion Strategies Of Sudanese Forcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sudan’s Normalization with Israel: A Break with the Past or Another Phase of Extraversion?

Tawfik

2022

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The Jewish Agency and Syria during the Arab Revolt in Palestine

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Sudan’s Normalization with Israel: A Break with the Past or Another Phase of Extraversion?

Sudan’s Normalization with Israel: A Break with the Past or Another Phase of Extraversion?

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