No doubt, South Sudanese has the right sell its oil to whoever it wants at the price that it sees suitable because it knows well its interests. No matter about South Sudan-Israel oil deal from political or economic point of view. But in terms of security, the agreement will definitely threaten the national security of the region especially Sudan.

 

Similarly, Israel is planning to dominate the African continent economically. South Sudan has accepted the hegemony and allowed Israel to bring its machinery and means of transportation. Sooner or later, this will threaten Sudan's sovereignty because most of the oil fields are bordering Sudan and near to areas where conflicts are ignited between the government and the rebels.

Israeli presence in the oil areas and its aggressive tendency will undoubtedly constitute threat to the Sudanese national security.

The move will cost Sudan a lot as a neighbouring country. Morally, Sudan will be in charge of sending foodstuffs to the South Sudanese whose oil returns will be the hands of foreign circles.

Internationally, when two countries are separated, the mother country has the right to the resources of the infant country. The relations between Sudan and South Sudan cannot be broken up due to joint history and neighbourliness.

Thus, accommodating Israel in South Sudan oil deal will just be a manoeuvred at the present time due to many complications that could harm south Sudan alone.