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Sudan gets closer to ties with Israel, as it attempts to cancel boycott law

Another country of the Abraham accords is trying to reverse a decades old law, which forbids business with Israeli citizens, or importing Israeli goods. Sudan’s boycott law has been in effect since 1958, according to Israel’s KAN news Arabic. In order to move forward with the normalization agreement brokered by the U.S. and signed on January 6th, local authorities are working on cancelling the restriction

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