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MS. HARF: Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to the daily briefing. I don’t have anything at the top. Deb, go ahead and get us started. QUESTION: Okay. I’d like to start with Libya. What’s your read on what really happened there? Does the U.S. feel like it bears any responsibility for the abduction of this Prime Minister? Because they’re saying it was in retaliation for the al-Libi raid. Is that true? MS. HARF: Well, a couple points. We just put out a statement from Secretary Kerry right before we came out. I hope folks saw that. That’s one of the reasons I was probably a little late. But he made clear that we condemn the events that have happened over the last 24 hours. We’re happy to hear that he’s been released, but I think we want to underscore the fact that this kind of violence, this kind of activity, has no place in a new Libya. We’re monitoring the situation closely and trying to determine the facts of exactly what happened here. I don’t think we can yet confirm who was actually responsible. There have been different claims out there, and we’re still trying to get some clarity on that, but I don’t want to guess about the reason the perpetrators would have done this. I think we’ve been clear that we’re going to keep working with the Prime Minister, with his government, on these shared issues, and including increasing their capacity to confront security challenges themselves. QUESTION: Is it possible that it was a staged abduction? I mean, it only lasted a few hours. MS. HARF: I guess everything’s possible. We’re still trying to get clarity into what happened here. And we very strongly condemn it and think that it was a serious situation. We don’t have all the details yet. We’re happy to hear that he’s been released, but again, this really – this kind of activity against a democratically elected head of state really just has no place in a new Libya, and we’re committed to working with the government going forward. QUESTION: But isn’t this a setback to getting more cooperation with the government? MS. HARF: What happened over the last 24 hours? In fact, I think it underscores the fact that we’re working together to help the Libyan Government continue to strengthen its institutions, continue to strengthen the rule of law, and continue to strengthen its own security internally. We know this is a challenging time for the Libyan Government; we’ve said that for a long time. And I think it actually underscores why we need to work more quickly to help them in a lot of these areas. QUESTION: Yeah, but he can’t maybe do that. MS. HARF: Well, he’s the Prime Minister of Libya. We’re committed to working with him, absolutely. Yes. QUESTION: Can we go to Egypt? MS. HARF: Yeah. QUESTION: Oh, one more on -- MS. HARF: Uh-huh. QUESTION: -- Libya. It’s actually kind of broader. You look at what’s happening