Anshel Pfeffer

Israeli minister announces 'rain prayer' at Western Wall

Uri Ariel invites farmers and members of the public for event to reverse below-average rainfall in the country

Trump's policy shift has limited effects

Violence has ebbed after an initial uptick, while the diplomatic response consisted of rhetoric but no action

Rabbi Aharon Shteinman dies in Israel aged 104

Thousands expected at funeral of Lithuanian-born rabbi, who was a spiritual and political leader

Netanyahu’s whip faces police corruption probe

Coalition whip David Bitan faces allegations of bribe-taking and fraud

Trump thrills Israelis, but at what cost?

Wednesday's US policy shift reduced the Palestinians to a sideshow

Likud police bill benefits Netanyahu

Despite Shabbat crisis, strictly Orthodox stay loyal to Netanyahu

A dispute over rail engineering work could have brought down Israel's government

Israel prepares to deport African migrants

Government preparing to send migrants to Rwanda, which will accept them for $5000 per head

Israel disclosing Saudi ties more than ever before

Officials are increasingly comfortable at acknowledging their anti-Iran partnership

Shabbat railway dispute threatens Israel coalition

Interior Minister threatens to resign over plans to use Jewish employees for railway maintenance work

Israeli ex-PM Ehud Olmert accused of sexual assault

Veteran journalist Hadas Shtaif said she was attacked by former prime minister twenty years ago

Netanyahu to be interviewed by police again