Slim victory for Kadima in Israel
Election surprises as Likud sinks, minor parties rise
JERUSALEM -- Israeli voters dealt their leaders a series of surprises in parliamentary elections yesterday, the most crucial a slimmer mandate than expected for the newly founded Kadima party and its plans to pull out of much of the West Bank with or without a peace deal. (Full article: 1212 words)
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