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Management of Clalit Health Services on Monday asked the Tel Aviv District Labor Court for an injunction against 15,000 of its employees who have been applying sanctions since the beginning of the week...In its request to the court, the country's...

An Indian inventor has created a device to stop rampaging elephants in their tracks, amid concern about human injuries and deaths when they run amok. Zachariah Mathew’s Violent Elephant Control Gear has been designed to provide a humane alternative to...

IT Manager who just moved to NZ from Bahrain, brought to NZ extensive ICT experience and ideas he previously used as the CIO of BMI Bank of Bahrain where he was responsible for the biggest Oracle Enterprise implementation in the...

IsraelNN.com) The Knesset approved the second and third readings of a bill on Monday that would require the professional organization for attorneys to provide free legal service for those with limited means.

FaceTime Communications Inc. for use in Check Point Security Gateways for Web 2.0 applications. Check Point did not disclose the value of the purchase, but it was apparently not large, and immaterial given the company's $1.7 billion in cash available...

With 2009 drawing to a close there are only another five or so weeks left to ask if science and religion are compatible. There has been a surfeit of navel-gazing from scholars, clerics, scientists and academics on the issue this...

Censorship of Deal Intended to Hide Flaws Reported: 11:17 AM - Nov/23/09 Follow Israel news briefs on and (IsraelNN.com) Reporter Raviv Drucker of Channel 10 writes in his personal blog that government instituted censorship on the deal to free Gilad...

Dr. Mahmoud al-Srouji peers at a laptop computer screen showing technicolor images of a group of Indian pilgrims filing by, just off a flight from Mumbai in Jeddah airport's massive hajj terminal. "They don't know that we are already checking...

Prepaid subscribers continued to dominate the mobile market in Oman garnering 91 per cent of the total mobile connections in the Sultanate, where the total number of mobile subscribers reached 3,778,937 in September, the Telecom Regulatory Authority said in a...

The Sultanate will host the first-ever GCC e-government conference in December, recognising the rapid growth of the e-government sector in Oman and the country’s growing advancement in its delivery of electronic services (e-services) to its citizens and residents.