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More than 33,000 Travelers Crossed the Karama Crossing Last Week
SadaNews - More than 33,000 citizens and visitors crossed the Karama crossing during the past week, while the police apprehended 48 individuals wanted by the judiciary.
The number of departures during the week was (15,326) people, while the number of incoming travelers was (18,384) people, and the...
Health in Gaza: 1066 Martyrs Since Ceasefire
SadaNews - The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported on Saturday that the total number of martyrs received by hospitals in the Gaza Strip over the past 48 hours reached 16, including 6 new casualties, 1 who succumbed to his injuries, and 9 recoveries, in addition to 16 injuries.
It indicated that sin...
FAO: Global Food Prices Rise 2.2% Year-on-Year
SadaNews Economy - The data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations showed a global increase in food prices of 2.2 percent year-on-year during June.
The organization stated in a statement that the global food commodity price index registered an annual increase of 2.2...
World Bank: Jordan Rises to High Middle-Income Country Category
SadaNews Economy - The World Bank announced, in its annual update of country income classifications for the fiscal year 2027, the official transition of Jordan from the low middle-income category to the high middle-income category, a step that reflects improved economic indicators and updates in nat...
Ambassador Laith Arafa Honors Student Aya Qassem for Her Excellence in the German High Sch...
SadaNews - Ambassador of the State of Palestine to the Federal Republic of Germany, Laith Arafa, honored Palestinian student Aya Qassem on behalf of President Mahmoud Abbas, in recognition of her achieving a perfect score in the German high school examination (Abitur) at the level of Berlin.
The am...
Usernames on WhatsApp Spark Debate Between Privacy and Fraud Risks
SadaNews - WhatsApp has begun allowing the reservation of usernames in preparation for launching a feature that enables communication without displaying the phone number when starting a new conversation. The company presents the change as a step to enhance privacy, but it has raised concerns that us...
10 Films That Marked the First Half of This Year
SadaNews - A quick rundown of the best 10 films (from the perspective of the writer of these lines) that have been viewed since the beginning of the year. This list reveals, to some extent, the continued richness in addressing meaningful topics through artistic methods worthy of appreciation, despit...
A New Apple System Monitors Fraud Indicators Before Sensitive Transactions
SadaNews - "Apple" is working on adding a new layer of protection to the "iOS 27" system, which not only verifies the user's identity but also tries to assess whether they are performing a sensitive action voluntarily or under pressure or guidance from a fraudster.
The company introduced a new fram...
New Drug Gives Hope to Pancreatic Cancer Patients
SadaNews - An American clinical study has achieved promising preliminary results for a new targeted therapy, which could represent an important step in the treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer.
Researchers from the "Dana-Farber Cancer Institute" in Boston explained that the drug achieved high ra...
How to benefit from taking vitamins and dietary supplements?
SadaNews - While most people get enough nutrients from their diet, certain factors may interfere with some others' ability to obtain the necessary nutrition, and they may benefit from vitamin supplements.
Dietary supplements work best when they meet specific health needs. You may benefit from using...
Study: Experimental Drug Promises Treatment for Patients with Life-Threatening Respiratory...
SadaNews - Results from a limited trial of an experimental antibody-based drug suggest that doctors may soon have a better option for treating acute respiratory distress syndrome, a lung condition that often leads to death.
The syndrome occurs when injuries or infections trigger a series of inflamm...
A Recent Study Explains... Why Did the Antarctic Freeze Before the Arctic?
SadaNews - Although Antarctica used to have a moderate climate and was rich in vegetation, it froze over about 34 million years ago, covered by an ice sheet that today is around five kilometers thick, according to a report from the Reuters news agency.
In contrast, the Arctic did not freeze until a...