Gaddafi Family's Return to Libya?
The article discusses the possibility of the Gaddafi family returning to the political scene in Libya, amid increasing indications that their influence may persist even after the death of Saif al-Islam and the release of Haniabal from detention. Haniabal Gaddafi issued a statement on the anniversary of the 1969 coup, in which he emphasized the need to end the transitional phase, organize elections, and restore national sovereignty, without personally announcing his candidacy. This comes in the context of both international and Libyan consensus on the necessity of unifying institutions and holding elections within 24 months, alongside ongoing discussions about the potential participation of former regime supporters in future politics—especially given the absence of Saif al-Islam, who was a prominent figure opposed to the transitional phase. Thus, the Gaddafi family continues to strive to maintain its political presence, with signs suggesting that Haniabal might become part of a future political landscape, despite his previous lack of electoral experience and limited organizational influence.
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