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The writer is the Managing Editor of Arutz Sheva/Israel National News. He was born in London, UK, and prior to his Aliyah to Israel in 2013 was active in a variety of pro-Israel and anti-extremism organizations, including the British Israel Coalition, which he co-founded in 2011.

Since the fall of Moammar Gaddafi, Libya has been ruled by chaos. Only a month ago Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan was briefly kidnapped.

Vehicles pass through at the main gate of the Zawiya refinery and oil port, as guards stand nearby, after it was reopened following a protest, November 13, 2013.

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ARMED with machine guns, black-clad al-Qaeda fighters drove their flat-bed vans calmly into the northern Syrian town and took over its imposing agriculture ministry building.

The entire world mourns and pays tribute to Nelson Mandela, the icon of South Africa's and the world's struggle for democracy, human rights, dignity, and against racial prejudice and discrimination.

Around 300 Islamists took to the streets of the Libyan port of Benghazi on Friday demanding the fall of the government and an end to strikes and sit-ins stopping crude exports - the first sign of public opposition to the blockades in the oil-rich east.

The 33-year-old educator from Austin, Texas, was gunned down Thursday as he went on a morning jog outside his home in the Libyan city of Benghazi.

There is a movement in Eastern Libya that is looking back to the 1951 Libyan Constitution executed by King Idris as they struggle to find their political way.

South African President Jacob Zuma has refused to meet Michelle Obama during her five-day tour of Africa saying that he is too busy.

Nelson Mandela's work is done - he showed us how we can live together in a rainbow world of inclusion, he showed us how goodwill and magnanimity can triumph over rancor, he showed us that courage, strength of character and determination can beat the most daunting odds.

We may never see another life like Nelson Mandela's; and so there may never be a death quite like his either.

He will be forever linked with the abolition of Apartheid, but he was also a friend and defender of such villains as Gaddafi and Castro, and we need to accept his shortcomings to truly fathom his positive accomplishments.

An American teacher working in Benghazi, Libya, awoke this morning, put on his running shoes like he's probably done countless other mornings, and went out for a jog.

He has destroyed relations with Israel, participated in an illegal and unauthorized war with Libya resulting in Gadhafi's fall and Libya's descent into near-anarchy, led the removal of Mubarak in Egypt leading to destroyed relations with that country, bobbled the Iranian and Syrian uprisings, made a fool of himself in not bombing Syria, allowed for ... (more)

Gunmen have killed a US citizen working at an international school in the Libyan city of Benghazi, medical and security sources said.

North Korea's regime is often casually dismissed as "crazy." Indeed, the existence of a hermetically sealed state -- a combination of communism and national fascism -- so closed-off to the outside world that the Internet does not exist except for a privileged few, strikes outside observers as beyond belief.

On a dusty parade ground outside Tripoli, young recruits march and bark out slogans for the new Libyan army that Western powers hope can turn the tide on militias threatening to engulf the North African country in anarchy.

Libyan businessman Basit Igtet is a designer. A former fashion exhibitor, he designed clothes.

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