Israel and Sudan to begin cooperating for the first time ever
After a meeting with Sudan's leaders, Israel's Prime Minister has announced that both countries will normalize their relationship with each other. The two have been at odds ever since 1967, with Sudan refusing to even recognize Israel as an independent state. The Palestinian authorities called this meeting a 'stab in the back'.
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Netanyahu leading Israeli elections but still unable to secure government majority
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Israel gets official approval to fly commercial planes over Sudan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that Israeli commercial planes can now overfly Sudan. This announcement came as a result of talks between Netanyahu and Sudan’s military head of state, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. Israel previously considered Sudan a security threat since but is on its way to normalize relations with the country.
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The US tells Israel not to make any major decisions regarding the West Bank without their approval
A US envoy to Israel warned the country not make any unilateral decisions regarding the West Bank. This message came in response to demands by locals who want Israel to declare sovereignty over the area. The US wants the joint Israeli-American committee to finish mapping the area before any large decisions are made.
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