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Settlers Cut Down 40 Olive Trees in Makhmas North of Jerusalem
SadaNews - Last night, settlers cut down approximately 40 olive trees in the town of Makhmas, north of occupied Jerusalem.
Local sources reported to the official agency that a number of settlers stormed the Khillat al-Sidra area in the town and cut down 40 olive trees.
It is noteworthy that the se...
Prime Minister Directs Response to the Effects of the Israeli Aggression on Qabatia
SadaNews - Prime Minister Dr. Mohammad Mustafa called Qabatia's Mayor Ahmed Zakarneh to check on the citizens following the occupation's incursion into the town since the evening of last Friday until dawn today, Sunday.
The Prime Minister issued directives to all relevant authorities in government...
Putin Threatens Zelensky as Russian Army Announces Expansion of Control in Ukraine
SadaNews - Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky to abandon the option of peace and rely on military means to resolve the conflict with Ukraine, coinciding with the announcement by the Russian army of the expansion of its control in Ukraine.
Interf...
Bubbles Around Us Everywhere
SadaNews - Two months before "Black Monday," the market crash that led to the Great Depression, Roger Babson, an economist from Massachusetts, was alarmed by a wave of ordinary investors who borrowed to buy stocks: "Sooner or later, a crash will happen, and it could be catastrophic."
After that, t...
Ben Gvir Pushes Law to Suppress Adhan and Classify it as "Audio Violation"
SadaNews: The "Otzma Yehudit" party, led by the extremist Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, is continuing to push a new bill targeting the call to prayer (adhan) in mosques, through imposing strict restrictions and rigorous enforcement mechanisms, which the party describes as a "dr...
Where Will the Middle Class in Egypt Invest Their Money in 2026?
SadaNews - In the early morning, Ahmed Said, an employee at a government office in Upper Egypt, checks his phone before heading to work, reviewing his account balance and the returns on his bank certificates, which are no longer as they used to be. On the other side of the country, in the heart of t...
Worker Dies After Falling from the Apartheid Wall in "Al-Ram"
SadaNews - A 58-year-old worker died today, Sunday, after falling from the apartheid wall in the town of "Al-Ram" north of occupied Jerusalem.
Family sources reported that Jihad Omar Hassan Qazmar from the village of Izbat Salim south of Qalqilya was martyred after being affected by his injuries fr...
Israel Seeks U.S. 'Green Light' to Strike Iran and Hezbollah
SadaNews - On Sunday, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will seek a 'green light' during his meeting with President Donald Trump for a future attack on Iran.
Netanyahu is heading to the United States on Sunday, and will meet President Trump i...
Heavy rains flood the tents of displaced people in areas of the Gaza Strip (Video)
SadaNews - A large number of tents belonging to displaced people in different areas of the Gaza Strip were flooded due to heavy rainfall.
The weather front also hit the tents of displaced people in the Mawsim area of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.
Videos have been released showing the effects of...
Anticipated Security Council Session on 'Somaliland'
SadaNews - The United Nations Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting on Monday regarding Israel's controversial recognition of "Somaliland" as an independent state.
Ahead of the session, 21 countries, mostly Islamic, released a joint statement late Saturday warning of "serious repercu...
Dozens of Countries Condemn Israel's Recognition of 'Somaliland' and Reject Linking It to...
SadaNews - The Organization of Islamic Cooperation and 21 Arab and Islamic countries emphasized their firm rejection of Israel's announcement to recognize what is called "Somaliland," considering the move "a dangerous precedent and a threat to international peace and security."
This was stated in a...
Myanmar: Staged Elections Amid Civil War and International Criticism
SadaNews - Polling centers in Myanmar (Burma) opened their doors to voters on Sunday morning for the first phase of the first legislative elections the country has seen in nearly five years, which the ruling military council describes as a step towards returning to democracy, despite the ongoing civ...