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U.S. pushes diplomacy to block extremist gains in Sudan, Libya

By Drooid · Oct 22, 2026, 11:24 PM UTC · How we work

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Envoy Massad Boulos is shaping Sudan and Libya settlements to protect Israel’s security.
U.S. designated Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization in March 2026.
Libya’s eastern parliament approved Turkey-Tripoli’s 2019 maritime deal on October 20 despite Greek and Egyptian opposition.
Israel warns the deal could destabilize Eastern Mediterranean stability and threaten regional partnerships.
U.S. officials urge diplomacy to block extremist gains while building authority in Sudan and Libya.

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Story summary

Envoy Massad Boulos is shaping Sudan and Libya settlements to protect Israel’s security.
U.S. designated Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization in March 2026.
Libya’s eastern parliament approved Turkey-Tripoli’s 2019 maritime deal on October 20 despite Greek and Egyptian opposition.
Israel warns the deal could destabilize Eastern Mediterranean stability and threaten regional partnerships.
U.S. officials urge diplomacy to block extremist gains while building authority in Sudan and Libya.