According to the spokesperson of the UN Secretary-General, the fighting that has been taking place in Libya's capital, Tripoli, has displaced over 78,000 people, half of whom are children.
No reports of casualties or claim of responsibility for apparent rocket strike in besieged Libyan capital. The Tripoli-based GNA Government blamed the LNA for the attack.
French President Macron has for weeks called on warring sides in Libya to reach an unconditional ceasefire.
This year's annual pilgrimage to Tunisia's Ghriba synagogue coincides with Muslims holy month of Ramadan for the first time since 1987.
A humanitarian crisis is under way in Libya's hospitals as the country struggles to retain its newly-qualified doctors and international volunteers, both fleeing due to ongoing war.
Once a former base for extremist factions, Benghazi is now witnessing a period of relatively stability, despite clashes ongoing further west in the Libyan capital Tripoli.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte met with Libyan military leader Khalifa Haftar to discuss a peaceful solution to the ongoing fighting in Libya.
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has requested for more funding as a result of the deterioration of humanitarian conditions in Tripoli due to the military offensive that began early April.