Oct 21, 2023, 11:21AM ISTSource: TOI.inIn Tripoli, a multitude of demonstrators, spanning various age groups and waving Palestinian flags, with some concealing their faces using Palestinian keffiyehs, navigated the streets of the city center before congregating at Martyrs' Square. Their collective voices echoed with slogans expressing solidarity with the Gaza residents and condemnation of the strike carried out by the "Zionist enemy." The crowd fervently chanted, "We offer our blood and our spirits to Gaza." Similar chants resounded in Misrata, a city located 200 kilometers (120 miles) to the west of the capital, as an outpouring of support for Gaza reverberated in various Libyan cities.

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This comes after a sharp fall in the dinar’s exchange rate last week in the black-market from about 5.10 to 5.60. The official LD-dollar exchange rate is 4.91 to the dollar. The sharp rise is put to speculation in the black-market and the CBL black-listing over 100 UAE-based companies accused of money laundering. It was also agreed at the CBL meeting to study the withdrawal of some issues of currency from the old denominations and the fifty dinar denomination. The meeting also held Wednesday, discussed the procedures that support unification efforts and agreed on a single organizational structure and one director to manage banking and monetary supervision in order to enhance the unification project.

Many remained unaware of the encroaching storm until a mandatory curfew was implemented, forcing people to stay home as the storm came in, without mentioning anything about evacuations. This ongoing feud has resulted in many things going unnoticed within the area, leaving many feeling like prominent issues like infrastructure were deprioritized in favor of alternatives. The result of this longstanding feud, in part, is the lack of attention broadcast to the dams. The floods ravaging Libya resulted from decades of build-up within two slowly eroding facilities, showing cracks and fissures before its collapse, which could have been fixed. Though the conflict is over, the fight is just beginning when it comes to rebuilding Libya’s destroyed infrastructure and re-instilling faith in the government—so stay tuned and informed!

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Derna [Libya], October 20 (ANI/WAM): The UAE sent a plane to Benghazi International Airport in Libya today, carrying 3 tonnes of meningitis and influenza vaccines. The vaccines will be then transferred to the Libyan city of Derna in coordination with the Libyan health authorities. The Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) delegation announced that the medical shipment includes 90,000 doses of meningitis and influenza vaccines that are enough for 30,000 people. Meant to boost community immunity and to provide greater protection for the elderly and people with chronic diseases, this shipment is part of the UAE's ongoing humanitarian efforts to support those affected by Hurricane Daniel. Since Hurricane Daniel struck the Libyan city of Derna, the UAE has been committed to fulfilling its humanitarian duty to the Libyan people.

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WASHINGTON: A “limited number” of American military personnel have been sent to Israel in connection with the U.S. arms airlift, the Defence Department said today [Oct 19]. But Department officials said they could envision no circumstances where Americans might be committed to combat roles in the Middle East war. Lt-Gen Daniel James, a Pentagon spokesman, refused to say how many personnel had been sent to Israel. Indicating that their ranks included communications personnel and logistics experts Gen James said: “It is a limited number of people. He said their jobs were specifically limited to meeting the needs of jet transports involved in the airlift of arms.

[File photo/Agencies]UNITED NATIONS -- The UN Security Council on Thursday adopted a resolution to extend the ban on the illicit export of petroleum, including crude oil and refined petroleum products, from Libya. Resolution 2701, which won the unanimous support of the 15-member council, extends the ban for 15 months, till Feb 1, 2025. It demands full compliance by all UN member states with the sanctions regime on Libya, which includes an arms embargo, travel ban and asset freeze, and further calls on all member states not to intervene in the Libya conflict or take measures that exacerbate the conflict. The resolution also extends the mandate of the Panel of Experts assisting the Libya Sanctions Committee till Feb 15, 2025. It requests the Panel of Experts to provide recommendations in their final report on possible actions that could enable the reinvestment of the LIA's frozen assets.

On 11 September, massive floods created by Storm Daniel ruptured two dams built in the Seventies to protect Derna in eastern Libya, exposing its denizens to unstoppable torrents of water. Such analysis of Libya as a “failed state” is a longstanding characterisation in the West, and has similarly been revived in recent months as an explanation for the renewed flow of refugees to Europe. Sign inBut while blaming this on the breakdown of governance in Libya is a logical first step, we mustn’t stop there. The resolution authorised a military operation — led by Nato but including states outside the alliance — whose remit was to protect Libyan civilians. But the countries that spearheaded the 2011 intervention were not nearly as enthusiastic about the former as they were about the latter.

When a new case takes Mitch to Libya, danger awaits him: he finds himself embroiled in the biggest hostage negotiation in recent history with terrorists who have murdered and will murder again. Speaking about the sequel, Grisham said: “When last seen in ‘The Firm’, Mitch McDeere and his wife Abby were fleeing Memphis with the bad guys in hot pursuit. Now they’re back, 15 years later, and living in New York where Mitch is an international lawyer and a partner in a mega-firm. His work takes him across the globe, and not always to safe places. Only Mitch can facilitate the exchange.”Beginning with ‘The Firm’ in 1991, Grisham has published at least one No.

For the ninth consecutive day, Gaza is under a full electricity blackout. The World Health Organization (WHO) has documented 59 attacks on health care, with 16 health care workers killed and more than two dozen others injured. SudanYesterday [18 October], OCHA facilitated 44 trucks with relief supplies to Kordofan and Darfur. The UN and our partners have reached some 156,000 people with humanitarian assistance, including food, safe drinking water, shelter supplies and other essential items. Our three-month Flash Appeal for $71 million to respond to the floods in Libya is currently 45 per cent funded.

When a new case takes Mitch to Libya, danger awaits him: he finds himself embroiled in the biggest hostage negotiation in recent history with terrorists who have murdered and will murder again. Speaking about the sequel, Grisham said: "When last seen in 'The Firm', Mitch McDeere and his wife Abby were fleeing Memphis with the bad guys in hot pursuit. Now they're back, 15 years later, and living in New York where Mitch is an international lawyer and a partner in a mega-firm. His work takes him across the globe, and not always to safe places. Beginning with 'The Firm' in 1991, Grisham has published at least one No.

The Government of National Unity holds firm to its position “for the holding of free and transparent elections and for the restoration of legitimacy to the legislative and executive authorities, in accordance with fair laws,” said Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh. Speaking during a cabinet meeting today, the premier also asserted that the elections must be held under “fair, consensual, and enforceable electoral laws that are not tailored to please one party or exclude another”.

It invited Libyans who need these specialist surgeries to present themselves with the required documentation to the subcommittee at its Tripoli University Hospital headquarters, accompanied by the following documents. The operations were conducted in cooperation with the hospital’s medical staff, and with the DSDMS’s support. First knee operations performed at ZuwaraLast Thursday (12 October) Zuwarah Al-Bahri General Hospital announced that it had performed the first two knee joint replacement operations. These were performed in cooperation with the hospital’s medical staff and under the supervision of the DSDMS. Provide trainingThe DSDMS said surgical operations will continue to be performed in several hospitals in numerous specialties, in addition to training medical personnel on delicate operations.