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/hasen/objects/pages/PrintArticleEn.jhtml?itemNo=974859 (World, 106 articles)
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14.4.2008 12:57 By Tali Heruti-Sover My Tibetan man Israel, refugees, Tibet 14.4.2008 12:01 By Akiva Eldar Jimmy Carter: Israel must talk to everyone Jimmy Carter, Israel, Hamas, Khaled Meshal 14.4.2008 11:42 By Yossi Melman, Haaretz Correspondent Israel and U.S. sign nuclear cooperation agreement IAEA, Dimona, Nuclear Energy, Israel 14.4.2008 10:33 By Barak Ravid Livni to tell Gulf leaders in Qatar: Iran the threat, not Israel Qatar Iran 14.4.2008 10:05 Haaretz Service Shin Bet admits using relatives to pressure jailed Palestinians Shin Bet, Palestinian, Israel 14.4.2008 09:58 By Akiva Eldar IDF probing why Palestinians held 16 hours at checkpoint West Bank, Israel, Palestinians, MachsomWatch 14.4.2008 09:42 Akiva Eldar Don't go to Masada Israel 14.4.2008 09:27 By Daphna Berman Evangelicals urge police to act on harassment of messianic Jews Judaism, Christianity, evangelicals, Israel 14.4.2008 06:21 Roni Singer-Heruti Only a mother can be a monster Israel 14.4.2008 06:10 Ze'ev Segal The argument centers on the essence of democracy Israel 14.4.2008 06:07 Amir Oren The warden and the prisoner Israel 14.4.2008 06:04 Guy Rolnik Red alert. At least 12 Palestinians, including five children ages 12-15, were killed, said Dr. Moaiya Hassanain of the Palestinian Health Ministry.
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Clinton says Obama vulnerable during Pennsylvania debate (U.S., 52 articles)
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Mrs. Clinton won a close race in New Jersey, where voters said that the economy was the most important issue in deciding how to cast their vote, according to exit polls. Democratic primary voters overwhelmingly said that a candidate's ability to bring about needed change was the most important factor in the way they voted, and those voters supported Mr. Obama in large numbers. The state has 4.5 million registered voters, and in a measure of the interest the race has drawn, officials said that 93,000 people signed up in the five weeks before the Jan. 7 deadline for participation in the primary.
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Pope Praises U.S., but Warns of Secular Challenges (U.S., 20 articles)
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Pope Benedict XVI has criticised US bishops for their handling of child sex scandals, saying their response to the crisis had sometimes been very poor. On his first official US visit, the Pope said he hoped the "time of trial" would help start a Church purification. WASHINGTON - Pope Benedict XVI visited the White House on Wednesday - his 81st birthday - and praised America as a nation where strong religious belief can coexist with secular society.
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EBay says profit jumped 22% in first quarter (Finance, 9 articles)
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SAN FRANCISCO Benefiting from a weak dollar, online auction company EBay Inc. beat Wall Street's expectations Wednesday, reporting a 22% hike in first-quarter profit and raising its outlook for the rest of the year. EBay reported net income of $460 million, or 34 cents a share, on revenue of $2.19 billion in the quarter that ended March 31. On that basis, analysts polled by Thomson Financial expected, on average, earnings of 39 cents per share on revenue of $2.08 billion.
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China accuses Dalai Lama of inciting unrest in Tibet - (World, 16 articles)
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PARIS - French President Nicolas Sarkozy suggested yesterday that a boycott of the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics was a possibility - the first world leader to raise the prospect of punishing China over its ongoing crackdown in Tibet. The government says at least 22 people have died in Lhasa while Tibetan rights groups say nearly 140 were killed, including 19 in neighboring Gansu province. BEIJING - China on Tuesday intensified its criticism of the foreign news media's coverage of the Tibetan crisis by demanding that CNN apologize for sharply critical remarks made last week about the Chinese government by one of its commentators.
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