Najla Mangoush was fired and forced to flee country after then-foreign minister Eli Cohen publicized secret sit-down, hailing it as a 'first step' toward diplomatic ties The post After scandal, ex-Libyan FM insists 2023 Israel meeting was okayed by Tripoli appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Mangoush, says her 2023 meeting with then-Foreign Minister Eli Cohen was coordinated with the Libyan government.

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Dozens of Libyans demonstrated in Tajura, the eastern suburb of the capital, Tripoli, and the city of Misrata, in protest against the national unity government and its endeavors to normalize relations with Israel after the former foreign minister Najla Al-Mangoush acknowledged that she met with her Israeli counterpart Eli Cohen,

It appeared, as if to adhere to the January 20th deadline, the immense pressure has achieved a half-baked solution with several loose ends. But a good beginning has been made and must be held to the h

With declaration, Cuba joins Türkiye, Nicaragua, Colombia, Libya, Mexico, Palestine, and Spain in supporting Gaza genocide case at International Court of Justice - Anadolu Ajansı

Libya’s former foreign minister, Najla al-Mangoush, says her 2023 meeting with then-Foreign Minister Eli Cohen was coordinated with the Libyan government.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced early Friday local time that Israel has finalized its ceasefire agreement with the militant group Hamas that will see the release of ...

UN Libya Mission Alarmed by Reported Torture Footage in Detention Facility CAIRO (Reuters) -The U.N. Libya mission expressed on Tuesday its alarm over what it said was footage circulating on ...

The Abraham Accords remain a cornerstone of President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Party's agenda. During the 79th session of the UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah

Israel-Hamas war has profoundly altered the Middle East’s geopolitical landscape. Iran and Russia, once dominant forces, have suffered severe setbacks, while Israel, Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar have all expanded their regional influence.