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(Ha'aretz) Muhammad Shehada - Hamas leaders, who wholeheartedly supported Sudan's deposed President Omar al-Bashir, hope his successors won't undermine the crucial weapons supply route from Libya and Iran through Sudan to Gaza. Sudan has kept its doors wide open for Hamas militants to operate small training posts, including training bomb-making "engineers," and granted scholarships to Hamas members to join Sudanese colleges to study medicine and law and even trained Hamas operatives in the police academies in Khartoum. 2019-04-15 00:00:00Full Article
Why the Downfall of Sudan's Dictator Is Bad News for Hamas
(Ha'aretz) Muhammad Shehada - Hamas leaders, who wholeheartedly supported Sudan's deposed President Omar al-Bashir, hope his successors won't undermine the crucial weapons supply route from Libya and Iran through Sudan to Gaza. Sudan has kept its doors wide open for Hamas militants to operate small training posts, including training bomb-making "engineers," and granted scholarships to Hamas members to join Sudanese colleges to study medicine and law and even trained Hamas operatives in the police academies in Khartoum. 2019-04-15 00:00:00Full Article
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