Sudan — The Latest Victim of Zionism’s Chaos Doctrine
Israel’s survival has always depended on keeping its neighborhood in chaos —a cornerstone of the Zionist regime’s long-standing security doctrine.
Even Sudan, a country that shares no border with Israel and has never declared war against it, has not escaped its shadow.
According to a recent report by MintPress News, Israel’s fingerprints are clearly visible in Sudan’s spiraling civil wars.
While Yemen’s Ansarallah movement continues its naval blockade to defend Gaza, the world’s attention has shifted away from Sudan —and under that silence, Sudanese ports have become key routes for shipping linked to Israel.
That access — secured through backdoor deals and local warlords — has given Tel Aviv a powerful incentive to fuel internal chaos.
In exchange, mercenary groups supported by Israel’s allies are tightening their grip on Sudan, turning what was once a promising African nation into yet another tragic chess piece in Israel’s regional game.
