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"Have Some Decency".. Riham Abdel Ghafour Loses Her Temper at Timour Timour's Funeral
SadaNews - Egyptian actress Riham Abdel Ghafour lost her temper at her pursuers during her attendance at the funeral of the late cinematographer Timour Timour, which took place on Sunday evening.
Video clips captured during the funeral proceedings showed Riham Abdel Ghafour attending to offer her c...
How to Have a Fun Time on the Weekend?
SadaNews - The weekend is an opportunity for rest, rejuvenation, and spending quality time with family and friends, but some do not utilize it properly to recharge for the work week ahead.
Experts believe weekends can be deceptive, as they seem like a long period at the start, but quickly fade away...
The Algerian National Team Qualifies for the Quarter-Finals of the African Nations Cup for...
SadaNews - The Algerian national team has qualified for the quarter-finals of the African Nations Cup for local players held in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, following a goalless draw against Niger on Monday, concluding the matches of Group C.
The match, held at the "Nyayo National Stadium" in the K...
Noor Shams Street between Security Approval and Financial Constraints: Tulkarem Awaits Ret...
Exclusive to SadaNews: Sources from the Palestinian liaison and the Chamber of Commerce in Tulkarem revealed to SadaNews that more than a hundred days ago, the occupation informed the Palestinian authorities of its approval to reopen the main Noor Shams Street (Tulkarem-Nablus Road) on the condition...
Jordanian-Palestinian Export Company: Ongoing Efforts to Export Agricultural Products from...
SadaNews - The General Manager of the Jordanian-Palestinian Export Company, Qais Al-Qatamin, stated that the Jordanian side is discussing with the Palestinian side the mechanisms for exporting Palestinian agricultural products abroad, following directives from Jordanian King Abdullah II.
This came...
Palestine Bank Launches "Digital Campaign to Alleviate University Education Burdens".. How...
Report by SadaNews: At the start of each academic year, thousands of Palestinian students and their families live in a state of anticipation and anxiety, as the university registration season coincides with worsening economic challenges, especially the university tuition fees that have become a heav...
Significant Growth in Profits of Companies Listed on the Palestine Stock Exchange During t...
SadaNews - The Palestine Stock Exchange announced that it has received the financial data for the first half of 2025 from 45 companies out of 48 listed on the exchange, by the end of the disclosure period granted by the Capital Market Authority on 17/08/2025. 35 of these companies showed an improvem...
Prisoners' Club: The Occupation Prison Administration Continues Its Crimes Against Isolate...
SadaNews - The Palestinian Prisoners' Club stated that the Israeli occupation's prison administration continues its crimes against the isolated prisoners who are leaders of the prisoners' movement, the majority of whom are held in isolation in the "Megiddo" and "Janat/Rimon and Nafa" prisons.
The P...
Netanyahu Attacks Australian Prime Minister: "A Weak Politician Who Betrayed Israel"
SadaNews - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has attacked Australia following a diplomatic crisis resulting from the cancellation of visas for diplomats.
Netanyahu's office stated, "History will remember Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a weak politician who betrayed Israel and...
Palestine Participates in International Negotiation Meetings on the Global Treaty for Plas...
SadaNews - Palestine participated in the second meeting of the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on the global treaty to end plastic pollution (INC-5.2), which was held at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, with the participation of over 2600 represent...
Settlers Attempt to Establish a Settlement Outpost in Southern Syria
SadaNews - The Israeli newspaper "Israel Hayom" reported that settlers attempted to establish a settlement outpost in southern Syria and raised a sign linked to the concept of "Greater Israel".
The newspaper reported on Monday evening that more than 10 Israeli settlers tried to establish a settleme...
Study: Excessive Consumption of Very Hot Beverages Increases Risk of Esophageal Cancer
SadaNews - A research study has revealed that excessive consumption of very hot beverages increases the risk of developing esophageal cancer.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer identified very hot beverages as those that exceed 65 degrees Celsius, stating they are "probably carcinogeni...