Anshel Pfeffer

Hamas charter is an attempt to repackage antisemitism

The failing terror group needs to rebrand itself in order to stay relevant

Gang arrested over plans to attack Arabs

Shabbat shop ban demand

The High Court ruled in favour of a Tel Aviv municipal bylaw allowing the limited opening of corner-shops in the city

Fifa may vote on settlements

Six teams from West Bank currently play in IFA tournaments, all in the lower non-professional leagues

Palestinians divided over merits of hunger strike

Limits to Erdogan’s autocracy

Isolated at the top of a narrow hierarchy, Turkey and its President’s fate are intertwined, writes Anshel Pfeffer

Israel plans rail link to Saudi via Jordan, PA

The plan is to connect largely existing rail infrastructure in Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia via a new link between the Jezreel Valley

Israelis ordered out of Sinai over terror threat

Taba crossing is closed

Court backs get for woman in ground-breaking ruling

The High Court in Jerusalem upheld the decision of a rabbinical court in Safed to grant her a divorce from her comatose husband.

Court backs get for woman in ground-breaking ruling

This is Netanyahu's chance to forge a less dangerous Syria

In order to beat back Iran and Hizbollah, the future of Syria is best underwritten by both Russia and the US

Zabludowicz questioned by police in Netanyahu corruption probe

Mr Zabludowicz is one of the wealthy businesspeople suspected of giving expensive gifts to Mr Netanyahu and his wife.