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Some details left out by Jim
With the Sudanese public largely opposed to normalization of ties with Israel, the country’s unelected transitional government sought to have Trump sign the terrorism delisting as a first step. The sanctions that accompanied the listing had sharply restricted Sudan’s ability to make dollar transactions and receive aid and investment.
Hamdok has said that any change in his country’s diplomatic status with Israel will have to go before a legislative body that does not yet exist.
The real reason this was pushed. With a government with no legitimacy.
Those supporters include conservative Jewish Republicans who make up an important part of Trump’s political base in Florida, a linchpin to his reelection effort next
month.
Its so obvious Jim doesn't read beyond the headlines ever
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