In the decree no. 368 announced by the Libyan National Unity Government, “It was decided to suspend the Libyan Foreign Minister Necla el-Mengush and to launch an investigation against him.” statements were included.
In the decree, it was noted that the investigation into Mengush would be carried out by the commission to be formed under the chairmanship of the Libyan Minister of Justice.
HE MEET WITH THE FOREIGN MINISTER OF ISRAEL
In a written statement made by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday, it was stated that “a historic meeting between the foreign ministers of Israel and Libya” was held.
In the statement, it was noted that the meeting of Foreign Minister Cohen with his Libyan counterpart Mengush in Rome, the capital of Italy, last week, aimed to “examine the possibilities of cooperation and relations between the two countries”.
Pointing out that the meeting was the “first meeting” between the foreign ministers of the two countries, the statement said, “At the meeting, the ministers discussed the historical ties between the two nations, the heritage of the Libyan Jews, the possibility of cooperation between the countries, Israel’s humanitarian issues, agriculture, water management and many more. He discussed the help he could give in the matter.” expressions were used.
LIBYA DOESN’T KNOW ISRAEL
The North African country of Libya does not recognize Israel and does not have diplomatic relations with Tel Aviv.
There is a note on his Libyan passport that “he can go to all countries except the occupied Palestinian territories (Israel)”. It is also forbidden by law to have relations with Israel.
Following the announcement that Menguş had met with the Israeli Foreign Minister, protests were held in the Tajura region, Zawiya and Beni Walid cities to the east of the capital Tripoli, and the Israeli flag was burned in Beni Walid.
Source: AA