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From Libya to Israel: The Extraordinary Life Story and Struggle of Dr. David Djerbi
Dr. David Djerbi shares his dramatic life story, from surviving the 1967 riots in Libya and meeting Muammar Gaddafi to rescue his aunt, to his ongoing struggle to bring Libyan Jewish heritage and graves to Israel.
Investigation: Europe is being blackmailed and is paying a cruel Libyan tyrant to prevent a "massive influx of migrants"
The militias of General Khalifa Haftar, who controls eastern Libya, have been accused for years of abuse and extortion of ransom from migrants. Despite this, the European Union intends to fund and train the general's forces to stop the flow of refugees. A "Der Spiegel" investigation reveals that Brussels is acting out of "fear of retaliation".
Crisis in Hormuz: Which Country Earned Billions in Oil Revenue This Month
The National Oil Corporation of Libya (NOC) announced that the country produced 41.71 million barrels of crude oil in July 2026. With an average price of $85.4 per barrel, oil revenues transferred to the state account exceeded $2.26 billion.
Protests Erupt in Libya: Calls for Government Resignation
Public anger over power outages and the cost of living is evolving into a political struggle against the government. The national electricity company warns of a total blackout, while protesters threaten to paralyze state institutions.