Darfur rebels dig Aqsa mosque

Sources in the Sudanese capital Khartoum revealed that about 5 thousands of Sudanese were working in Israel in the excavation and implementation of infrastructure in different areas of settlement in Beit Ul Moqaddas, especially in the bottom of the Al Aqsa Mosque.

It is noteworthy that thousands of Sudanese from southern Sudan and Darfur have immigrated to 'Israel' over the past few years, encouraged by the Darfur rebellion mastermind, Abdul Wahid Nur.

The Israeli authorities have allowed Sudanese to enter the territory without a visa, for what they call a consolation for those suffering from 'internal oppression and the effects of civil war in their country.'

According to the Sudanese daily Al RAY Al AM newspaper, the Darfur rebel Abdul Wahid Nur has opened an office in Tel Aviv in pretext of care Darfur community in Israel.