Anshel Pfeffer

Israel concern that centenary is being downplayed by UK

Officials expected Britain to take a more prominent role

Hamas ceasefire holds despite Gaza tunnel deaths

No retaliatory rocket fire into Israel underlines the strength of last month's Fatah-Hamas pact

UK in Israel largely ignores Balfour

Senior Israeli officials say Britain's role is deliberately low-key out of concern for Palestinian protests

Sara Netanyahu 'physically attacked' house staff

Former employee says Israeli PM’s wife forced her to work in ‘disgraceful, inhuman conditions’

EU compensation claim on West Bank

Failed arrest of Lehava founder sparks debate

Israel arrests, then releases activist who says Jewish women should be stopped from marrying Arabs

‘Immunity law’ threatens to paralyse Israel government

Israel coalition partners reported to be in talks over law that would suspend police investigations

Gabbay’s New Labour echoes British politics

The leader of Israel’s left is following in Tony Blair’s footsteps

Gaza Strip set for Palestinian power transfer

Key security issues remain unresolved as Israel offers a muted response to Fatah-Hamas deal

As corruption charges loom, Netanyahu attacks police chief

Israeli prime minister is due to be questioned in connect to two investigations in which he is a main suspect

Israeli planes strike missile battery in Syria

Two countries exchange fire in rare direct confrontation on Monday morning

ANALYSIS: Israel’s opposition shedding high-profile names

Two politicians stand down from Labour Party as coalition government appears more stable than ever