The Literary Club & Night School in Tripoli in 1920
Tripoli has witnessed in the period between 1918 and 1926 a wave of educational thirst. The need to resume the leap that occurred in the
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Libya’s History
35 Years Later: Stories From Libyans During the US Raid on Libya – 1986
On April 14, 1986, the US President, Ronald Reagan, had ordered the aerial campaign in retaliation for Libyan agents’ bombing of a West Berlin nightclub
Pioneers Who Shaped Educational System in Libya: Jamila Al-Izmirli (1892-1965)
Nelson Mandela once said “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” It is not hidden that education’s role
Revisited Memories From The Chadian-Libyan War
Chad war is a memory that may ended. Nevertheless, it is still revisited in political conversations and debates. The Chadian–Libyan conflict was a series of
7 Years Later: No Respect Was Paid For the Gazalla
The statue of the gazelle in Tripoli was designed by the Italian artist “Angiolo Vannetti” in 1932. It depicts a woman sitting on a rock,
50 Years Later: Randy Hobler, Former Peace Corps Volunteer, Completes His Story in Libya 1968
Libya has gone through many changes and events throughout history. There are numerous stories told while other endless stories are still waiting to be told.
The History Of Nafousa Mountains’ Jews
Not a single Jew remains in Libya today but their history remains alive. Many of those who once lived home, are scattered all over the
The Jewish Libyan Wedding Traditions
Weddings are one of the loveliest forms of celebrations people can have and the way people celebrate the love of two people is heart-warming with
The History Of Marcus Arch
If you are to give me a chance to talk about the old city of Tripoli, I probably won’t shut up. I will talk and
The Traditions & Customs Of Libyan Jews
Libyan Jews had taken a major role in Libyan history in the early 1920s before they were deported to exile after 1967 as assumed. A