Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh on Monday sacked Foreign Minister Najla Al-Mangoush, a Foreign Ministry source told Anadolu. The move came one day after Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen said that he had met with Al-Mangoush in Rome, Italy, last week. But the Libyan Foreign Ministry said the meeting was “informal” and “impromptu” and it did not involve any discussion, agreement, or consultation. The first-ever public meeting between the Israeli and Libyan foreign ministers has triggered a storm of anger and protests in Libya. The North African country does not recognise Israel and does not have diplomatic relations with Tel Aviv.
