Al-Sanussi Ismail: The State Council is exposed to division into two camps with two presidents and exit from the political scene

The former spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood’s Supreme Council of State, Al-Sanussi Ismail, believes that after the events witnessed by the State Council, it is exposed to division into two camps with two presidents, and to being out of the equation of the political scene, and this is a dilemma because it is the institution that implicitly expresses the Libyan West in light of the severe division that Libya is suffering from.

Ismail expressed his surprise, in statements to the newspaper “Al-Nahar Al-Arabi”, at Takala and his supporters passing the exclusion of the vote counting committee from the “vote cancellation” paper, without protest, for objections to appear after the result was announced.

He explained that since the establishment of the council in 2015, elections for its presidency have been held eight times without problems.

He concluded by saying, “Takala and Al-Mishri must resolve this dispute and resort to the opinion of the legal committee within the council, which includes legal experts who enjoy the trust of all members, without clashes that Libya cannot tolerate.”