IS suicide bomb at checkpoint southeast of Misrata
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 21 May 2015: Two guards from Misrata were killed and three others injured early this morning, Thursday, ...
Tag: Islamic State
Bombers destroy two checkpoints at Ajdabiya after local pro-Islamist commander is killed
By Libya Herald reporters. Benghazi/Tripoli, 21 May 2015: Militants, said to be local fighters supporting the Islamic State (IS), this ...
Harawa fights back against IS, with help from Misrata
By Saber Ayyub. Tripoli, 16 May 2015: Misrata’s Zawiat Al-Mahjoub brigade and fighters from Harawa are reported to have launched ...
ICC prosecutor says court ready to investigate crimes committed by IS in Libya
By Libya Herald staff. Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Fatou Bensouda (Photo: UN) Tripoli, 12 May 2015: International ...
IS suspects in Libya confirm deaths of journalists says Tunisian judge
By Hadi Fornaji, Tunis, 10 May 2015: A Tunisian judge, sent . . .to Beida last Saturday to investigate reports ...
BMC again hit
By Libya Herald reporter. Benghazi, 9 May 2015: The Benghazi Medical Centre (BMC) has again been hit by a missile.
Islamist revolutionaries in Derna lay down gauntlet to IS
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli/Beida/Benghazi , 7 May 2015: The prospect of bloody fighting between Islamists in Derna has taken a ...
Islamists’ influence seen as growing in Tripoli’s schools
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 6 May 2015: The growing influence of radical Islamists in Tripoli since Libya Dawn forces ...
Three men accused of homosexuality executed by IS in Derna
By Ayman Amzein. Benghazi, 1 May 2015: Three men, accused of . . .being homosexual, are reported to have been ...
Kidnapped TV crew reported executed by IS
By Libya Herald reporters. Beida/Benghazi, 27 April 2015: The five-member Cyrenaica TV crew kidnapped near Ajdabiya nearly nine months ago ...
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