Joseph Diamond Warns: Al-Burhan’s Pact with Iran Revives a Global Jihad Threat Against the U.S.
In a revealing interview with Niger Innis, New York writer Joseph Diamond sounds the alarm on what he calls a new and dangerous convergence of radical forces. Diamond explains that Islamic jihad and the Muslim Brotherhood—already spreading across continents—are being supercharged by the emerging alliance between Sudan’s General Al-Burhan and Iran.
According to Diamond, this partnership fuses Iranian financing, extremist militias, and ideological indoctrination into a powerful anti-Western movement—one that directly threatens the United States and its allies. Drawing from his analysis in the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, Diamond traces the reach of this ideological web: from Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon to Boko Haram in Nigeria and now the Sudanese army, increasingly influenced by Tehran’s agenda.
It’s a sobering reminder, Diamond says, that the global jihad network is not just an abstract threat—it’s an organized, well-funded campaign of hatred with U.S. interests squarely in its sights.
