Anshel Pfeffer

Even if Trump had a policy, he couldn't deliver it

Whether or not the Trump administration actually has a Middle East policy, domestic issues are likely to become its primary focus.

US and Russia are ‘close to deal over Syria’

We are close to an arrangement, Israeli sources say

Prisoner hunger strike a limited win

The 800 prisoners still on strike agreed to halt the action, with the Israeli Prisons Service agreeing that each prisoner would have an extra family visit each month

Interior Minister a suspect in probe

It is alleged government funds went to an educational facility headed by Mr Deri's wife

America and Russia are ‘close to doing deal over Syria’

Israeli intelligence officials say interests of White House and Kremlin are converging over Syria

Trump's Middle East policy will become hostage to trouble back home

Kushner will now take a back seat over the Russia probe, and the State Department in Washington is still not fully staffed

Trump: big on dreams, small on how to achieve them

Donald Trump left Israel yesterday after giving a lot of speeches about peace but very few details on his plan to resolve the conflict

Trump has already had two big wins in Israel

He is the first US president to have put Israel on the itinerary of the first foreign visit of his administration

Israel fears Trump visit could bring disaster

Prepare for Iran to elect an even more extreme president

Islamic Republic holds elections on Friday.

Push for Netanyahu to be charged

Israeli PM insists that all the gifts were received from ‘close family friends’ and were not illegal

Israel dare not make forecasts for Trump tour

While a presidential tour of the Middle East was always on the cards, this hastily-planned visit has caught Israel off guard