OK - now we know you're parsing the page I can try to answer your question!
You can't "click" something on a parsed page because you have no Javascript engine - it's just an XML document - a collection of nodes made-up of text.
In this case you need to work-out how the paging system actually works - and looking at the page in something like Firebug makes that quite simple to do.
The paging system works through a FORM POST mechanism - when you click 'Next' or a page number like '2' it simply loads the same page from the server, but with POST variables set.
The key variable is "__EVENTTARGET" - it tells ASP which page to load (in Hebrew of course).
The snag is that you'll need to pass all the other POST variables from this page too - that's every INPUT with it's associated value. I notice there's one called "_EVENTVALIDATION" which appears to exist to stop people getting around this too-easily by just passing "_EVENTTARGET".
A tool like Fiddler would be useful here too - it will show what is POSTed to the server when you click NEXT - all you have to do is replicate that in your call to load the page again and you have the next page - and repeat that with each page until there's nothing left to load...
Alternatively, you could switch to using a WebView - loading the page into that would mean it does have a Javascript engine and you could automate the 'clicking' (although I don't know the specifics of how to do that, the other answers allude that it's possible?) ?
