طبيعة الصراع الليبي و أسبابه الداخلية و الخارجية

Abstract EN

The conflict is one of the negative aspects that some Libyan tribes have shown as a result of the political vacuum they found in front of them, which incited them to form armed militias in a country rich in oil and gas that contains 20 million weapons, which is enough for the movement of the tribes in an attempt to bridge the rift left by the revolution between the two conflicting parties on the one hand and on the other.

in order to be able to secure its share of wealth, and observers confirm that Misurata is at the forefront of the tribes in acquiring the largest amount of spoils (represented in a sea port, which is the largest in North Africa), as well as leadership or ordinary jobs or financial returns in the form of money or projects, considering its striking force demonstrated by the youth of Misurata in the face of the revolutionary committees at the time of the revolution, and enabling them to take possession of weapons stores, which strengthened their power compared to other tribes, which means their possession of what they deserve, and what they do not deserve, something that applies to the rest of the active tribes at the time of the revolution, which led to obstructing the political system and scattering the efforts of the honest people of Libya who they aspire to build a modern civil state in which citizenship is the link between its members as required by the constitution, which is still in the process of fertilization, and until this dream is accomplished, the tribe will remain the most important obstacle to political action, which could not replace the rank of tradition in Libya as a result of partisan treason, the weak performance of politicians and the collapse of all the systems on which Gaddafi built his mafia state, and all of this led to the imposition of the quota system outside the scope of ability and capabilities, as Zintan did, for example, when its militias entered the airport to claim their right to run the state, and the process of removing them led to the destruction of twenty-one planes.