Dr. Jebril El-Abidi

Dr. Jebril El-Abidi
Libyan writer and researcher

Libya and the Government's Gasoline

Speaking the same language does not necessarily mean understanding one another. For example, "The Americans and the English are two nations separated by the same language" - they are different despite speaking the same language. Even among these two nations who speak the same language, there are…

Sudan and the Language of Non-Reconciliation

“We will fight until it ends, or we end.” Words that express the logic of stubbornness and insistence on the war of extermination. This is the conviction of the Sudanese Army commander General Abdulfattah Al-Burhan in his response to peace with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), as he rejected an…

Libya… After the Shock 

Millions of our Arab and Muslim brothers voiced their immense despair after the flood that hit Libya, and they rushed to help the victims and support the country. The one exception was the cacophonous voice of Moqtada al-Sadr, who did nothing but revel in the suffering of the victims and…

On the Forgotten and Abused Southern Libya

Libya’s southern border has become a site of extreme tension. The developments in Sudan, the military coup in Niger and before it Chad, and the conflict with the opposition, have exacerbated the already chaotic situation in this region that had already been infiltrated by wanton armed militias…

Sudan and the Infighting of the Soldiers

The confrontations, violence, and killing among soldiers in Sudan are a disaster for civic peace in the country that has had enough soldiers and weapons. The problem is that innocents are paying the price. Tens of innocent people have died, both civilians and soldiers. We say “soldiers,” but they…

The Libyan Capital is Captive to Militias

Militias are enemies of the Libyan people. We will see the day when they are gotten rid of and each and every one of their members is held accountable. Tripoli, the bride of the Mediterranean, which has always been praised by poets and adored by its visitors, set a precedent with its civilized…

A Green Middle East… Saudi Arabia’s Vision

In an unprecedented initiative that is not just empty talk but a real effort to support joint efforts in the Middle East to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and remove them from the atmosphere, Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman took the unprecedented step of launching the …

Afghanistan and ISIS-K

The Afghan arena and its surrounding area could become an open field of war between the Taliban and ISIS in Khorasan Province, better known as ISIS-K. ISIS’s incorporation of the names of countries and regions, especially those that can be traced back to the Islamic era, into its names has a long…

Ennahda and the Foreign Contracts Scandal

The Ennahda scandal was recently exposed; they had contracted American lobbying firms in an effort to save what remains of their rubble and salvage the attempts to breathe life into the party by applying internal and external pressure…Per the US Department of Justice, which mandates that companies…

The Iranian Elections, A One-Horse Race

The Iranian presidential elections have been described as a “one-horse race” by Iranian activists because of the reformists’ exclusion and the support provided to hardliners. A committee subordinate to the supreme leader, the so-called Guardian Council, an unelected body composed of twelve members,…