The Role of Zionistic Regime in Sudan's Civil Crises

Sudan, which has a prominent and strategic position in Africa and the Islamic world, is the ninth country regarding its covering area in the world, and spreads to a quarter of Europe. In addition to the mentioned points, Sudan enjoys a significant status in the world regarding rich underground mine sources and oil; therefore colonizers and foreign countries have been constantly covetous of its valuable sources. The Zionistic Regime is among those countries that feel it necessary to interfere in Sudan; so in this way Sudan fails to focus on civil stability and becoming a great power. Sudan is one of the proponents of freedom-seeking movements, an opponent of imperialistic policies and also the so-called process of the Middle East Peace; factors which affect the Zionistic Regime’s attempts, and also its western allies for making this country tense and in a critical state. Sudan has suffered from civil crises for many years due to several reasons; and the crises in the south of Sudan and also Darfur are among them. The Zionistic Regime intensifies Sudan’s civil crises through an active presence in the region; by offering financial supports, arms and training rebellious groups; while it also tries to support the rebellious groups in all possible aspects. A review of the struggles and also the crises in the south of Sudan with the central government in the past years; in addition to the civil crises in west of Sudan in Darfur, makes the role of this regime in supporting the rebels clear.