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News Ehud Olmert pledges to quit if charged over Talansky affair By Jonathan Lis and Tomer Zarchin A bad scene Yossi Verter ANALYSIS / Olmert probe shows the media really is the message Amir Oren His fate is in his own hands Ze'ev Sega Arabiya TV: Al-Qaida's leader in Iraq arrested Reuters IDF to probe Independence Day air show accident that left 2 gravely hurt By Yuval Azoulay and Yigal Hai Olmert's friend: A fund-raiser who prefers to avoid the limelight By Uri Blau, Shlomo Shamir and Guy Leshem When the PM met Talansky By Gidi Weitz 'Ideology is one thing, fun is another' By Yair Ettinger Deluded and deceived, Tel Avivians rejoiced By Gideon Levy Sderot celebrates with a split personality By Moti Katz Lebanon tensions rise in clash with Hezbollah Haaretz Correspondents and AP , By Yoav Stern and Avi Issacharoff IDF kills three Palestinians, injures 20 others in fighting in the Gaza Strip Haaretz Correspondents and Agencies , By Avi Issacharoff and Yuval Azoulay Reform movement celebrates first state-funded synagogue By Yair Ettinger Jews bend over backward to stay neutral in U.S. vote Anshel Pfeffer News in Brief  Arts & Leisure Circling Gilboa by the light on your handlebars By Ariel Rubinsky The Independence Day bulletin By Irit Rosenblum Does anyone have a decent copy of 'Citizen Kane'? Nirit Anderman It's either the cat or me Rivi Ronen If memory serves me right ... Daniel Rogov 'The little ones will go first' By Haggai Hitron A mile in their shoes By Moshe Gilad Reading between the lines By Avner Shapira Fit all the way to a ripe old age By Ariel Rubinsky That's what friends are for By Tzafi Saar Soul in a bowl / Savory, crisp and meaty snacks By Doram Gaunt  Week's End On borrowed time By Meron Rapoport The real Nakba By Shlomo Avineri The only thing we have to fear By Lily Galili A murder still fresh By Saviona Mane A rare gem By Ada Pagis Pen Ultimate / Aging state seeks new job Michael Handelzalts 'Writing the tragedy' By Gabi Levin A magical number Michael Fox Straddling two worlds By Carla Remondini Portion of the Week / Broken but worthy Benjamin Lau Life is not a Benetton ad By Shiri Lev-Ari Ben-Gurion's rice By Doram Gaunt  Books Murder, mystery and malaise By Ina Friedman Where culture and biology meet By Dror Wahrman Spotlighting the 'great events' By Dror Segev 'To befuddle and put you to sleep' By Orna Coussin Pushed beyond the pale By Shulamith Shahar When killing is like drinking water By Nurit Wurgaft Green, brown and bloody all over By Boaz Neumann No Little Prince here By Shoham Smith The marketing dance By Orna Coussin Seeing and unseeing By Ilana Hammerman A canvas too small By Yitzhak Laor Literary 'quickie' By Gideon Levy What makes a foreign minister great? By Avi Primor Portrait of the artist as a portrait By Naomi Siman-Tov Citizens of the 'Photography Nation' unite By Gideon Ofrat And we both say 'hello' with the word 'peace' By Alex Levac A loaded gun of doubt and longing By Benny Mer A valuable companion in the biblical wilderness By Zvia Walden Poetry of stolen time By Shira Stav The new/old anti-Semitism By Ioram Melcer Where the past meets the present By Esti Adivi-Shoshan Sign of a society losing its mind By Amia Lieblich No longer a 'nature preserve' By David Assaf King on a shrink's couch By Magen Broshi  Real Estate Real estate in the shadow of the Qassams By Ranit Nahum-Halevy Good quality, great value By Guy Lieberman Squares in a round hole By Shani Shiloh The pitter-patter of big feet By Raz Smolsky The 'Heftsiba Law' By Raz Smolsky Raindrops keep fallin' on my head By Raz Smolsky The country is decentralizing By Zafrir Rinat, Haaretz Correspondent Four rooms for NIS 500,000 By Guy Liberman Why in our backyard? By Raz Smolsky Neighborhood renewal, or urban waste? By Shani Shilo  Anglo File 'Melting pot' approach in the army was a mistake, says IDF absorption head By Cnaan Liphshiz Jacob's Ladder festival draws international musicians By Daphna Berman Quilting in blue and white By Daphna Berman Klinghoffer daughters recall personal tragedy at commemoration of terror victims outside Israel By Daphna Berman

Editorial & Op-Ed Too long a gag order Haaretz Editorial Making peace through investigations Uzi Benziman A split from Israeli society Menachem Ben Sasson Look what they've done to our dream Yossi Sarid Pretty united after all Israel Harel Israel needs tough love Jerome M. Segal The paradox that is Iran Michalis Firillas Is Boris good for the Jews? Daniella Peled We changed our minds ... Daniel Orenstein  Features False promises of paradise By Tahel Frosh The first official victim of terror By Nadav Shragai The first Vishnitz vs. the original Vishnitz By Yair Ettinger An eye for an eye By Nadav Shragai Ahmadinejad's enemies at home Zvi Bar'el 'The treasury is holding higher education hostage' By Ofri Ilani Living on the outside By Avirama Golan The long happy life of a Marxist Likudnik By Lily Galili Unwilling to stand idly by By Tzafi Saar Jewish studies, for Muslims only By Jack Khoury The 'b'seder' Arabs By Yoav Stern Shabbat in Auschwitz By Anshel Pfeffer Chefs turn out, oldsters dine like stars By Michal Palti A dwindling community in the New World By Cnaan Liphshiz Ministry seeks to educate toward coexistence By Or Kashti On the border between two languages By Ofri Ilani Getting their act together By Lily Galili  Business Israel startup uses behavioral science to identify terrorists Indian real estate giant seeks partner By Ora Coren Bringing your old computer back to life