Stop the war, stop the killing in Sudan.  Editrial By Ibrahim Ebeid December 8,2025

 Stop the war, stop the killing in Sudan.

 Editrial

By Ibrahim Ebeid December 8,2025

The late Muammar Al Gaddafi was right when he delivered his speech to the meeting of the Arab League after the occupation of Iraq and ruining it, killing its leaders. He said if they do not wake up, their turn will come. He was right. Libya was destroyed, and its leader was killed.

Now we see the same is happening in Sudan, killing and genocide are spreading.

Egypt called for concerted regional and international efforts to find safe corridors for humanitarian aid to reach Sudan to support its people, as well as to establish national institutions.

This came during a meeting between Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty and members of the German Parliament’s Foreign Relations Committee, on the sidelines of his visit to Berlin.

‎Abdel Aty stressed that Egypt’s firm position and support for the security, stability, unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity were Sudan’s. He reviewed his country’s efforts to settle the crisis within the framework of the Quartet mechanism for a ceasefire, a resolution, and the creation of conditions for the launch of a comprehensive political process that preserves Sudan’s unity, sovereignty, and stability.‎

 ‎It is noteworthy that the Quartet, which includes Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States, is working for a ceasefire in Sudan, and previously held a ministerial-level meeting in Washington last September, in which it stressed the need to exert all efforts to settle the armed conflict in Sudan.‎Passing resolutions and requests are not enough; they lead to a brick wall that prevents peace. Some of those who met in the meeting that took place in Europe and in the United States are involved in part of the problem; it is for their benefit to divide Sudan and to continue the devastating war to get, or to controle the tremendous amount of gold, and for this reason, the West and even Russia are involved in enflaming the situation.

What is required from the Arabs and Africans is to be more involved to stop any war that might be instigated, most likely, to destroy Africa and the Arab World, to divide them further, to make it easier to controling us and keep us imprisoned with no power. The solution is in the Hands of the African and Arab people. The Arabs and Africans have the power if they have the will.