MENA News

Women's blessings at Jerusalem's Western Wall are curtailed

Around 50 women gathered on the plaza leading to the wall amid Passover celebrations and held prayers, though without carrying out the full blessing.

Daesh militants seek sick leave to skip fighting, says US report

The militants are reportedly struggling to keep fighter morale up as the group struggles to deal with territory losses, military pressure, financial problems and poor management.

800 Al Qaeda fighters killed in Yemen: Arab coalition

The death toll could not be independently confirmed and no indication was given of civilian casualties.

12-year-old Palestinian girl freed by Israel

She was arrested, wearing her school uniform, on February 9 at the entrance to an illegal Jewish settlement.

Blast kills 7 Yemeni soldiers

Coalition forces step up anti-Qaeda attacks in Mukalla

'Clickfunding' idea transforms lives of Egyptian poor

The dramatic improvement in Menhom's life came through a joint campaign with the Unicef to supply running water to 1,000 homes in southern Egypt.

WATCH: 100 years of Syrian beauty

Cut Video returns this time to give us beauty trends in Syria.

33 killed in Iraq's Anbar province

Last December, the troops recovered Ramadi, the provincial capital of the country's largest province of Anbar.

Court to rule on Mursi spying case on May 7

Ex-president was charged with spying for Qatar

Hamas tries to boost relations with Egypt

Mursi was a close Hamas ally, and the army chief who toppled him, Abdel Fattah El Sisi, is now Egypt's president.