The Libyan government will investigate the minister who met with Israel The prime minister of Libya, who is supported by the international ...
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The Libyan government will investigate the minister who met with Israel
The prime minister of Libya, who is supported by the international community, suspended his top diplomat after she met with her Israeli counterpart, which led to protests in the country that opposes Israel.
Libya, rich in oil, which fell into conflict after the death of its former leader Mo'ammar Gaddafi, has been divided into two factions since 2014, where the government of Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeibah is supported by the United Nations in Tripoli, while the other faction is The opposition is in power in the east of the country.
In the night of Sunday, angry young people protested in the capital of Libya and parts of other cities of the country, where they blocked roads with burning tires and Palestinian flags in their hands.
They held this protest shortly after learning that Najla al-Mangoush met with her Israeli counterpart in Rome last week.
Mangoush has now been suspended, and an investigation will be launched against her as the Dbeibah government announced a few hours after the announcement from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel, Eli Cohen, saying that he must have a pleasant meeting with the Mongoush.
This Monday, Libya's Internal Security Agency said that no one gave Mangoush permission to leave the country in North Africa after reports circulated on social media that she had traveled to Turkey overnight. at the same time as the protests intensified.