The State Security Presidency in Saudi Arabia announced that it had arrested a group of four men and three women on charges of organizing organized acts to circumvent religious and national constants and to link suspiciously with outsiders in support of their activities.

Nawaf al-Rasheed is the son of the famous poet Talal al-Rasheed, who was assassinated in mysterious circumstances in Algeria in late 2003, with both Saudi and Qatari nationality.

Nawaf belongs to the Al Rasheed clan, which until the beginning of the last century was one of the ruling families of the Arabian Peninsula. It controlled the Hail region (now north of central Saudi Arabia) and fought with the Al Saud family before it fell and joined the kingdom in 1921.

Arab Coalition in Yemen: The Yemeni government has offered the Houthis an exchange of prisoners, according to a Saudi statement. The offer was issued in Riyadh by Yemen's Information Minister Muammar Al-Eryani and Yemeni Human Rights Minister Mohammad Askar on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan.

The statement also referred to foreign detainees without specifying their number or nationality.

"The God of the Israelites," the prayer of the businessman and the Saudi economic advisor, Khaled Al-Asha'ra in Ramadan, was the content of his twittering. He said: The Palestinian cause is not sacred. He said in a short interview to BBC television in defense of himself In response to the campaign launched by bloggers on Twitter: "The sanctities are known but these - in reference to the Palestinians - a group of people were a people called the people of Palestine and now they have become mercenaries to kill Muslims"

Princess Noura bint Faisal Al-Saud, 30, the new face of fashion in Saudi Arabia, which is witnessing a series of signs of social openness, appeared to be a new phenomenon in its stand at the 19 th session of the Arab Federation of Radio Stations in Tunisia.

The Saudi monarch, King Salman bin Abdul Aziz issued urgent orders not to take any action without his personal permission, and remove the names of kings from all establishments in the kingdom, according to the newspaper Okaz .

A Saudi man slaughters his three daughters in their home in Al Rawdah neighborhood in Mecca, in a crime that rocked Saudi Arabia.

The perpetrator used the Captagon pills, which made him not sleep for three days, he said.

The perpetrator has lived in Al-Rawda neighborhood for five years. He works in one of the security guards. He does not mix very much with neighbors. He is married to a Nigerian woman and has no children other than his daughters who slaughtered them.

Houthi leader, who headed the so-called "Supreme Political Council", Saleh al-Samad, No. 2 in the list of terrorists wanted by the Arab Alliance to support legitimacy in Yemen, was killed in a raid of the alliance, according to the Houthis.

The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels founded the council, which was headed by al-Hammad on July 28, 2016, in an effort to perpetuate the coup against the legitimate government.