Article: Staff writer Dafna Linzer wil ...

Transcript: Interview: Dafna Linzer talks about the end of ...
NPR Special;  January 12, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... NPR Special 01-12-2005 Interview: Dafna Linzer talks about the end of the US-led ... around to mentioning that in public. Dafna Linzer broke the story for The Washington Post ... have come home, is that right? Ms. DAFNA LINZER (The Washington Post): Hi, Alex ...

Article: Coalition claims evidence ties Iraqi group to al-Qaida Raid on ...
Oakland Tribune;  April 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... into the war when an apparent car bomb killed at least five people, including an Australian cameraman, at a checkpoint near an Ansar training camp. ------ Associated Press Writer Dafna Linzer contributed to this report from New Yor

Article: Gates Picks Intelligence Undersecretary
The Washington Post;  January 4, 2007 ;     501 words ... ... sometimes took positions opposite the secretary, such as in 2004 when he supported putting the NGA under the new director of national intelligence rather than within the Defense Department. Staff writer Dafna Linzer contributed to this report.

Article: UN Applauds Arafat. (Insider Report).(United Nations supports ...
The New American;  December 17, 2001 ;     579 words ... ... on November 10th to address the UN General Assembly, the delegates broke into wild applause. According to AP writer Dafna Linzer, "even Bush was not met with the same enthusiasm when he addressed the 189-nation assembly." The unrepentant ...

Article: Officials Doubt Report Of Bin Laden's Death; French Paper Cites ...
The Washington Post;  September 24, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... and Pakistani officials have said recently that they had not received a credible lead on his whereabouts in more than two years. Correspondent Molly Moore in Paris and staff writer Dafna Linzer in Washington contributed to this report.

Article: Too Lofty a Spot for This Story?
The Washington Post;  March 27, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... several stories depicted alleged administration deception. The most important, in my estimation, was by staff writer Dafna Linzer, who reported last Sunday that, in an effort to increase pressure on North Korea, the administration had told ...

Article: WASHINGTON IN BRIEF
The Washington Post;  June 24, 2005 ;     577 words ... ... 4 whether President Bush had made a good choice for the U.N. job, Armitage said Bolton was "eminently qualified," and he supports "the president's choice." -- Compiled from reports by staff writer Dafna Linzer and news services