Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir called the Zionist entity the country’s number one enemy and reiterated Khartoum’s accusation that Tel Aviv carried out an October airstrike on an arms factory in the Sudanese capital

Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir called the Zionist entity the country’s number one enemy and reiterated Khartoum’s accusation that Tel Aviv carried out an October airstrike on an arms factory in the Sudanese capital.

"Israel is our enemy, our number one enemy, and we will continue calling Israel our enemy," he said in Riyadh where he has received medical treatment, AFP reported on Thursday.

On October 24, Sudan's Minister of Information Ahmed Bilal Osman said that four Israeli warplanes attacked the factory, killing at least two people.

The Zionist regime has refused to comment on the incident. Israeli Minister for Military Affairs Ehud Barak has said that there is “nothing I can say about this subject.”