ALBAWABA - An Israeli plane landed in Khartoum's international airport Thursday according to latest news reports. Full details are provided by Russia Today stating that the 4X CUZ plane left Israel's Ben Gurion airport for Sudan.
Sudan said set to salvage elusive normalization with Israel https://t.co/YJA0uowo4Y
— Shehzad Younis (@shehzadyounis) February 2, 2023
The news is trending whilst suggesting the plane is part of a move by Israel and Sudan to kick-start the IS-sponsored Abraham Accords peace process made between Tel Aviv and Manama, Abu Dhabi, Rabat and Khartoum in late 2020.
Sudan on her way of joining Abraham Accords https://t.co/jsrIsyeSfS #Israel #Sudan #peace #coexistence #middleeast #Africa #AbrahamAccords pic.twitter.com/SetMIbzGwq
— All Things Israel! (@AllThingsIsrael) February 2, 2023
Over two years after saying it would normalize ties with Israel, Sudan is finally set to officially join the US-brokered Abraham Accords, an Israeli official told Hebrew-language media Wednesday according to the Times of Israel.
Another unexpected flight#Israel H800XP 4X-CUZ fm #TelAviv to #Karthum #Sudan @RAbdiAnalyst @Abdi678 @G_OnTheGround @OAbraar @Wild_JSL @_ngwata https://t.co/q8GQu7UfxH pic.twitter.com/n3oqCkvZuc
— le bloa laurent (@Laurent_Le_Bloa) February 2, 2023
Its being reported that despite the political instability that followed Sudan after 2020, including the military coup that preceded the following year, Sudan's military leaders are ready to officially sign the peace deal with Israel under the Netanyahu government.
