Support for the resistance in foreign-policy of North African countries and The Factors affecting it (Case study: Sudan and Algeria)

The foreign policy of any country in the international system is the outcome of variables inside and outside the borders of that country. This is also relevant for the countries of North Africa. The depth of anti-Zionist culture among Muslim communities in North Africa and the root of the culture of resistance derived from anti-colonial struggles has made attention to the issue of Palestine and resistance groups one of the main features of these societies and foreign policy of these countries, although the influence of some components Has removed them from this path.
The main question is that what is the position of the North African countries (Sudan and Algeria) in supporting resistance and its components? According to the main question, the purpose of this paper is to examine the positions, policies and components that affect the foreign policy of North African countries in supporting groups and the axis of resistance. In this article, the foreign policy of Sudan and Algeria will be examined as a case study. Research findings show that, in spite of the deepening of the anti-Zionist culture and the support of resistance groups in North African countries, to the extent that these countries have weakness and economic dependence, their foreign policy in various fields, in particular support for the axis Resistance is variable. In this paper, we try to answer the question of this article by using a descriptive-analytical method and library tools and internet resources.