Sudan minister vows 'steps' against Israeli targets
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Sudan minister vows 'steps' against Israeli targets

Khartoum : Sudan | Oct 27, 2012 at 7:54 AM PDT
Source: Jerusalem Post
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President al-Bashir says country will not change policy due to "reckless" strike; Sudan military experts confirm: Weapons Israeli. Stringer Sudanese officials on Friday criticized Israel for its alleged strike on an arms factory within Sudanese territory, with President Omar Hassan al-Bashir... FULL ARTICLE AT Jerusalem Post
 
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