Israeli Forces Arrested Five Sudanese Men Across The Lebanon Border

  • May 03, 2020
  • Breaking News

Israeli forces arrested five Sudanese men who tried to illegally enter the country across the Lebanese border overnight and sent them back, the army said in a statement.

A military spokeswoman told AFP it was believed the men had intended to seek work in Israel, which was home to more than 6,000 Sudanese asylum seekers as of January.

The Lebanese army said it had detained “five Sudanese people” near the Israel border for their illegal presence there and was investigating them.

Israel and Lebanon are technically at war, with the Jewish state having fought a full-fledged war against Hezbollah, the Iran-back Lebanese militia,
in 2006.

Israel also remains technically at war with Sudan, which supported hardline Islamists — including, for a period, Al-Qaeda — under former president Omar al-Bashir.

In February, the leaders of both countries met in Uganda for what the Israeli prime minister’s office described as talks aimed at normalizing ties.

Related Posts

Iran, Russia and Turkey is looking for political solution of Syria war

Read More

Apsara Rani's adult content never fail to arouse viewers

Read More

India's BrahMos Missile: Is Philippines The Only Country To Buy It?

Read More

Real story of India and China Military standoff along the Sino-Indian border

Read More

Senior Congress Leader Jitin Prasad Joins BJP

Read More