Sudan will not be part of the conspiracy

By: Al-Rikabi Hassan Yagoub

In the news, Sudanese officials say they have rejected a request from the US to discuss taking in Palestinians displaced from Gaza under Donald Trump’s plan to turn the territory into a “Riviera on the Mediterranean”.

According to an Associated Press report, the US and Israel contacted officials in Sudan, Somalia and Somaliland about resettling uprooted Palestinians.
The contacts suggested both countries are determined to press ahead with Trump’s proposal despite international outrage and massive practical difficulties – or at least use the plan to force other actors in the region to come up with their own ideas for Gaza when hostilities finally end.

Two Sudanese officials confirmed to the Associated Press that the Trump administration had approached the Sudanese government about accepting Palestinians.

One said the contacts began even before Trump’s inauguration with offers of military assistance in the army’s fight against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, assistance with postwar reconstruction and other incentives.
Both officials said the Sudanese government rejected the idea.
“This suggestion was immediately rebuffed,” said one official. “No one opened this matter again.
Meanwhile, President Al-Burhan expressed this position at the recent Arab summit meetings in Cairo, in which he affirmed Sudan’s rejection of any solution that leads to the liquidation of the Palestinian issue, and that Sudan supports efforts to rebuild Gaza without displacement of its residents, indicating that Sudan supports Palestinian people option by establishing their independent state on their land, and adopting the two-state solution based on the 1967 borders.
The displacement plan was originally an old Israeli plan, and it did not find any acceptance from the successive American administrations, which emphasized the necessity of implementing the two-state solution.
The Trump administration, in its second edition, has adopted the Israeli plan, whereby the Trump administration seeks to resettle more than two million Palestinians who are “permanently” in the Gaza Strip, provided that the United States takes the ownership of the Gaza Strip and supervises its “cleanup.”, and then develop it as a real estate project that President Trump described as Riviera!!

It’s a project that all Arab countries “publicly” oppose, but no one knows what’s going on behind the scenes.
It appears to be a “farcical” project, but it seems the Trump administration is determined to achieve it and will spare no effort, despite strong opposition from the Palestinians.

Washington and Tel Aviv will not despair of pursuing the project’s success by all means. They will try again and again, and may offer temptations and incentives to do so, and exert pressure if these temptations fail to bear fruit.
Naturally, these temptations and pressures (carrots and sticks) will not depart from the war that Sudan is waging against the RSF militia and its regional and international supporters.

However, they will certainly prove ineffective and will not bear fruit.
Sudan has passed the stage of responding to pressure or accepting temptations and incentives in exchange for selling out its positions or relinquishing its rights, whether large or small.

For nearly two years, Sudan, both government and people, has been fighting an enemy that shares the same goals as the Zionist colonial project.
The project of the RSF militia is to expel the Sudanese from their land and resettle the outcast Arabs of the diaspora, scattered like locusts in the deserts and wildernesses of Africa, in Sudan.
This is the same Zionist project and the same goals upon which global Zionism established its state called “Israel” in the land of Palestine.
It gathered all the outcast Jews of the diaspora into their communities, east and west, and settled them in the land of Palestine.
It is astonishing that there are many similarities and commonalities between Israel and the RSF militia, in behavior, practices, and goals.
They share all the vile and inhumane qualities that are almost identical.

The Sudanese people, who have experienced the bitterness of displacement, homelessness, asylum, and expulsion from their homes, the loss of dear relatives and property, and exposure to humiliation, degradation, murder, torture, and abuse at the hands of Dagalo militia, will not accept contributing to the success of a project similar to the Dagalo project against a people with whom we share a brotherhood of religion, a bond of kinship, a common destiny, and the natural right to exist on their land and within the bosom of a state in their name, where they can live honored and respected, not humiliated and displaced east and west.

The war waged by the Sudanese people against the Dagalo militia is an existential war. It is the same war waged by the Palestinian people against the brutal Israeli enemy.
There is no difference between them, for the enemy is one and the cause is one.

Regional, international and even local brokers and intermediaries who have sold their consciences and accepted to be tools in the hands of Sudan’s enemies will be active in promoting and marketing this rotten commodity.

But we have great confidence in our leadership, which has skillfully overcome all pressures and temptations to relinquish the Sudanese people’s natural right to preserve their unity, safeguard their sovereignty, and restore their dignity throughout the months of war.
It will not yield to any subsequent pressures, no matter how heavy, nor to any temptations, no matter how glittering or glittering.
Homelands cannot be bought, sold, or bargained over, and dignity cannot be measured by money. Perhaps one of the oddities of the Trump administration’s tenure, is its misreading of the current reality in Sudan. This reality reflects a unique state of cohesion, solidarity, trust, and unity between the people and their government, unprecedented in Sudanese history.
The government has become representative of the people, obeying their orders, fulfilling its duties, and carrying out its tasks in response to the will of its people and based on their desires. This is the very essence of true representation, as it is free from the shortcomings of Western systems, which are mostly based on the concept of dominance. The Trump administration has yet to realize that the Sudanese government is manned by brave men and great leaders, faithful to the country, whose hands are not stained with bribes, nor do their pockets harbor ill-gotten gains, mercenary work, or foreign dependency, as has and continues to happen in other countries.
They are true statesmen, unshaken by the glitter of gold and silver, unfazed by what befalls them, and unfazed by the thunder of threats and intimidation, no matter how loud they sound.
Let Zionism seek its lost cause elsewhere, other than Sudan.
This blessed country will not be part of the conspiracy.