WATCH: Sudan minister calls on Jews to reclaim their citizenship

Nasr Al-Din Mufreh, Sudan’s Minister of Religious Affairs, offered Jews from Sudan the chance to reclaim citizenship in an interview on Saturday with the Al-Arabiya Network, MEMRI reports.



Sudanese Religious Affairs Minister Nasr Al-Din Mufreh Invites Jews Who Have Left Sudan to Return, Reclaim Their Citizenship

Sudanese Religious Affairs Minister Nasr Al-Din Mufreh Invites Jews Who Have Left Sudan to Return, Reclaim Their CitizenshipNasr Al-Din Mufreh, Sudan's Minister of Religious Affairs, said in a September 7, 2019 interview on Al-Arabiya Network (Saudi Arabia) that Sudan is pluralistic in its views, values, cultures, ideologies, Islamic schools of thought, and religions, and he called upon Jewish minorities that may have left Sudan to reclaim their Sudanese citizenship and return to the country, which he pointed out is now ruled by secular law. On a same-day interview on Sudania 24 TV, Sudanese writer Haidar Al-Mukashafi said that the Jewish presence in Sudan dates back over 1000 years, and he said that this may be evidenced by a rumor in the Sudanese city of Merow that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was born and raised in Sudan. Al-Mukashafi said that Jews and other minorities may return to Sudan if reforms take place and if there are incentives to do so.See more: https://www.memri.org/tv/sudanese-religious-minister-invites-jews-reclaim-citizenship

Posted by The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) on Saturday, September 7, 2019