September 24, 2012 -- Updated 1524 GMT (2324 HKT) Ehud Olmert speaks to the press at the District Court in Jerusalem on July 10, 2012 after hearing the verdict in his corruption trial. NEW: Ehud Olmert says he is "leaving the court with his head high" Jerusalem District Court says the former prime minister must pay a fine Jerusalem (CNN) -- A court fined former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and gave him a one-year suspended jail sentence Monday, more than two months after he was found guilty of breach of trust. Olmert was ordered to pay a fine of 75,000 new Israeli shekels (about $19,000). "I am entering this court with my head high, I am also leaving the court with my head high," Olmert said after the sentencing, according to his attorney, Eli Zohar. Monday's suspended jail sentence means Olmert will not serve jail time unless he commits the same crime within a three-year period. CNN's Michael Schwartz, Sara Sidner and Amnon Pery contributed to this report. September 24, 2012 -- Updated 0901 GMT (1701 HKT) This weekend an avalanche in Nepal left at least 8 people dead and more missing. But could it have been avoided? September 24, 2012 -- Updated 1019 GMT (1819 HKT) It is nationalism not economics keeping the dispute between Beijing and Tokyo alive, say analysts. September 24, 2012 -- Updated 0707 GMT (1507 HKT) CNN's Arwa Damon reports from Benghazi on protests and efforts to disband armed militias. September 24, 2012 -- Updated 1420 GMT (2220 HKT) Where rivalry, dislike and even hatred are to be avoided in the average workplace, in sport they can encourage great achievement.