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Citizen Injured by Occupation Fire East of Bethlehem
SadaNews - A citizen was injured this morning, Saturday, by the fire of Israeli occupation forces, east of Bethlehem.
The Red Crescent Society reported that its crews in Bethlehem dealt with the injury of a 59-year-old citizen from live gunfire in the leg near the separation wall in the Dar Salah a...
Mustafa at the African Summit: Our People Suffer from the Woes of Occupation and Need Soli...
SadaNews - Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa said on Saturday that the Palestinian people are suffering from the woes of Israeli occupation and need solidarity to obtain their freedom from Israel.
Mustafa praised African solidarity with the Palestinian cause in a speech during the African...
Chairperson of the African Union Commission: We must "stop the genocide" of the Palestinia...
SadaNews - On Saturday, the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Mahmoud Ali Yusuf, called for a "halt to the genocide" of Palestinians during the opening of the 39th annual summit of the union.
Ali Yusuf, who was elected to head the commission a year ago, stated: "In the Middle East, Pales...
Death of a Child Due to Injuries from a Brawl in Khan Younis
SadaNews - The Gaza Police Directorate announced on Saturday that its forces took control of a family brawl that occurred last night in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, which resulted in the death of a 6-year-old child due to injuries sustained from a tent being set on fire during the altercation.
The D...
New York Times: The United States Committed More Than One Billion Dollars for Peace Counci...
SadaNews - The American newspaper New York Times reported that officials at the White House indicated that the United States committed more than one billion dollars for projects of the Peace Council in Gaza.
The American newspaper noted, citing the same sources, that a large part of the donors...
How to Recover Your Lost Data?
SadaNews - The moment of realizing that important files have been deleted is one of the most stressful situations in the digital age. However, data does not disappear entirely once the delete button is pressed; it remains recoverable unless new information is written over it, which opens the door to...
Artificial Intelligence Takes Over the Internet... and Personal Data
SadaNews - At the beginning of the new year, millions of users were surprised when they logged into their Google email account, finding a tool they had not subscribed to, as Google’s smart assistant, Gemini, summarised their emails.
AI Takeover
This shift seemed reminiscent of what happened two ye...
How Does "Valentine's Day" Become a Real Test for Artificial Intelligence in Understanding...
SadaNews - Shopping on "Valentine's Day" has always been a guessing game. Consumers try to decode preferences based on limited signals, tight timeframes, and high emotional pressure. However, increasingly, e-commerce stores find themselves playing the same game, using artificial intelligence to pred...
Mimicking "Ozempic"... How effective are patches that promise easy weight loss?
SadaNews - Can a simple patch, inspired by the weight loss medication "Ozempic", help you shed those extra kilograms without the pain of needles or the hassle of injections? Ads promoting these patches, similar to "Ozempic", are circulating online, promising astonishing results, despite the lack of...
Everyday Foods Filled with Microplastic Particles
SadaNews - Microplastic particles are found in nearly everything we consume, including water, and they are difficult to avoid completely, but knowing their main sources helps reduce exposure.
Laboratory experiments indicate that small plastic pieces that find their way into the human intestines can...
The Trend of ‘Bathing in the Dark’... Does It Really Help for Better Sleep?
SadaNews - If you find it difficult to fall asleep, you may have come across a new and relatively strange trend on social media known as "bathing in the dark."
This trend involves bathing with dim lighting, or turning off the lights completely, often as part of a nighttime routine to relax before s...
Common Houseplant May Be Key to Alzheimer's Combat
SadaNews - Recently, scientists revealed that the "aloe vera" plant, known for its skin soothing properties, may contain chemical compounds capable of affecting enzymes linked to Alzheimer’s disease, opening the possibility for a new approach to delay the decline in cognitive abilities.
The researc...