Anshel Pfeffer

Mixed feelings in Israel over Trump

Official Israel is divided over what to expect from the Trump administration.

Another national unity government announced by Fatah and Hamas

The long-time Palestinian rivals are once again trying to form a single government, despite blaming each other for widespread power outages

Paris conference was simply a farewell party to diplomacy as we know it

Smiles aside, nobody at Sunday's gathering has any idea what the diplomatic landscape will be like next week

How a junior aide caused a major row

Senior officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jerusalem are furious with staff of their embassy in London for allowing their locally-hired employee, Shai Masot, to engage directly with British politicians.

Europeans now seeing link between terror in Jerusalem and Berlin

The point Netanyahu has been making for years may finally be hitting home

Will Citizen M destroy Netanyahu?

A taped conversation with publisher Arnon Mozes, a long-time nemesis of the PM, could yet lead to his indictment

Anger in Israel over diplomacy 'sting'

Secretly taped embassy employee had ideas 'way beyond his station', says one senior civil servant

Hebron verdict widens growing chasm in Israeli society

Benjamin Netanyahu sides with those accusing army commanders of dereliction of duty towards a lone soldier

To see Bibi's future, look at his circle

Whether or not the Israeli PM is indicted on bribery charges depends what the people around him tell the investigators

Netanyahu's big gamble

The UN vote was not binding, and international opposition to settlements is no surprise. So why did Bibi go ballistic?

Israel releases documents on disappearance of 1,000 Yemenite children

IDF medics ask to be sent to Syria

“As Jews we cannot be silent.”