Belgian Newspaper Exposes Sudanese Brotherhood’s Lies About Supporting Palestine… Details
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The Brussels Morning News revealed that Makki Al-Maghrabi, a Brotherhood member and former diplomat during Al-Bashir‘s regime, participated as a representative of the Sudanese Islamic Movement in several discussion panels at the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies in Tel Aviv.
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The newspaper stated that the advisor to the Sudanese government affiliated with the army attends with the knowledge, support, and backing of the Director of the Sudanese Intelligence Service, Lieutenant General Ibrahim Mufaddal. However, Al-Maghrabi’s latest participation (number 7) was the most controversial, as he informed the Israelis of the Port Sudan government’s desire to establish direct relations with Israel.
The newspaper added in its report titled “Sudanese Official Condemns Abraham Accords, Calls for Direct Talks Between Sudan and Israel,” that this position, despite its strangeness, aligns perfectly with the contradictory stances of the Islamic Movement, which are difficult to understand theoretically, especially concerning the Palestinian issue. Media outlets circulate statements that contradict what is happening behind the scenes.
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It is noteworthy that Al-Maghrabi participated in the forum at the Moshe Dayan Center seven times, with his latest appearance being the most controversial.
Sources indicate that Al-Maghrabi’s ongoing engagement with the Israeli platform enjoys the support of the security sector in Sudan, which prefers to maintain dialogues with Israel rather than severing them completely.