Tripoli
Libya military intelligence chief killed in Benghazi car bombing, officials say
The killing highlights continuing security challenges in Libya, where rival administrations and armed groups have retained influence despite a 2020 ceasefire that halted major warfare.
Rubio, eastern Libya General Saddam Haftar discuss unifying country’s military, economy, politics
Israel Navy commandos, submarines train to protect Eilat from invasion
Fourteen dead as collapsed Tripoli buildings highlight Lebanon's crumbling infrastructure
At least six killed, others trapped under rubble, after residential building collapses in Lebanon
Abdel Hamid Karimeh, the head of the municipal council, speaking at a press conference in Tripoli, did not say how many people might still be trapped under debris.
A dish over NIS 20: The culinary bomb in Tel Aviv’s sleepy suburb
Yehezkel Kazaz Street in Or Yehuda may have Israel’s densest culinary scene, with Blamo-Sassi’s Bureka standing out as one of the country’s best-value bites.
Russian-Israeli released from Libyan jail after breaking into Tripoli synagogue
The man, who lives in Russia, entered through a border crossing between Tunisia and Libya.
Libya's quiet shift: Normalization with Israel might still be on the table
MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS: Libya’s PM rejected normalization with Israel, but secret talks between the two countries and strategic interests keep the issue alive despite strong public opposition.
US embassy in Tripoli denies report of planned relocation of Palestinians to Libya
Trump has previously said he would like the United States to take over the Gaza Strip and its Palestinian population resettled elsewhere.
Authorities declare state of emergency in Tripoli, Libya after powerful militia leader assassinated
Clashes erupted between the 444th Brigade and the Stability Support Apparatus, two of the most powerful Tripoli militias.
Notorious human trafficker sanctioned by the UN killed in Western Libya
A notorious Libyan human trafficker sanctioned by the UNSC, was killed in Tripoli by unknown assailants, raising further questions amid Libya's ongoing turmoil and migrant crisis.
Lebanon hopes UNESCO danger listing could save crumbling modernist fairground
Lebanese authorities have made a plea with UNESCO to save what remains of the Rachid Karami International Fairgrounds.
Two years after ceasefire, peace in Libya seems in danger again
Deadly clashes erupt in Libya over the weekend between armed militias backed by the country's two rival governments.
Libya's Bashagha quits Tripoli after clashes
A plan to hold an election in December collapsed amid arguments among major factions and prominent candidates over the rules and the parliament.