The Postal Service is suspected of passing In private information to foreign governments in a twist 'reminiscent to Orwell's 1984'.

Four vehicles belonging to both Jews and Arabs were damaged overnight in the Abu Tur neighborhood of the capital.

Medical teams have announced the death of an infant who drowned in a bucket in the Negev.

At least 57 bodies were discovered in a mass grave in Buchach, Ukraine.

King of Jordan demands Israel not impinge In right of Muslims to pray at Al Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan.

The Lebanese Al-Mayadin network reports that Iranian Foreign Minister Amir Abdullahian said the signing of the nuclear deal in Vienna was "closer than ever".

Prof. Tzachi Grossman, chairman of Israel's Pediatrics Association, expressed concern over the traces of polio being found in sewage throughout Israel. "The presence of evidence of polio in sewage in other places in the country is evidence that the virus is being transmitted to humans and may cause cases such as that of the 4-year-old from Jerusalem who suffered from polio. We cannot afford to ignore this," Grossman said.

Jordanian Prince Hamza bin Hussein, the half-brother of King Abdullah, who was previously suspected of trying to act against the authorities announced today (Sunday) that he is relinquishing his royal title.