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Sudan To Finalize Abraham Accords With Israel

Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Eli Cohen shakes hands with General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, leader of Sudan’s transitional government. Screenshot

Khartoum is set to sign a formal peace deal with Israel in a highly symbolic move - the city was the venue for the 1967 Arab League declaration that denied recognition of the Jewish state.

Israel and Sudan will sign a “historic peace agreement” in Washington in a few months, Israel's foreign minister announced, with Sudan becoming the latest Arab League country to establish such ties.

Since 2020, when the Abraham Accords were signed, there are now six Arab League countries with formal relations with Israel, plus a number that engage in informal or covert cooperation. Trade between Israel and the Abraham Accords countries now amounts to almost $3.5 billion, the majority with the United Arab Emirates.

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