The Pietro Verri School in Tripoli, Libya (1876)
Schools in Libya became very clear during the colonial period. The Italian government ran many schools where many Libyan Jews attended. According to information shared
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Dar Bishi Synagogue in Tripoli (1923)
Over centuries, many succession of foreign rulers conquered Libya. These recurring changes in regime meant varying periods of growth for the Jewish communities living in
The Abandoned Ottoman Military College in Tripoli
Tripoli has faced many transformative events through history. From the Ottoman Empire to the Italian colonization. Both have made many changes within the community in
Review: The Libyan Film ”Prisoner & Jailer”, Two Contradicting Realities
Prisoner and Jailer is a short film directed and produced by the Libyan director and filmmaker Muhannad Lamin. He works as a director and producer
Never Forgotten: The Libyan Photojournalist Mohamed Ben Khalifa
January 19th, 2019 marks a day that will never be forgotten by so many Libyans. Libya lost another passionate and dedicated person whom his influence
Around King Idris Palace: The Palestinian Dajani Family Story in Libya
Sometimes I look for answers while sometimes, answers find their way to me. Since 2011, I have been researching and looking for answers about my
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
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