The transitional government of Libya today presented its resignation amid the political crisis unprecedented in the country while continuing the bloody clashes between rival groups and organizations.

The government of Abdullah al court announced that the newly elected parliament will undertake to appoint a new prime minister and a cabinet “to represent all Libyans.”

The resignation of the government noted a few days after the previous parliament, the National Congress – whose term expired in February – met again in Tripoli and instructed the Islamist professor Omar al-Hassi to form “a national salvation government.”

The House of Representatives, elected in June to replace the National Congress, has repeatedly asked the United Nations to intervene in Libya to stop the bloodshed. Last week, the Islamic city of Misurata who oppose the new parliament failed to occupy the Tripoli International Airport, after one month conflict with a rival armed group.

In Tripoli, several thousand people marched to support Fatzr Libby (Dawn Libya), a coalition of Islamist organizations in denouncing the United Arab Emirates and Egypt for  “the military intervention” in the country ..