An unstable commander-in-chiefTrump's unprecedented fall-out with his intelligence chiefs bodes ill for a region where US has long struggled to implement a coherent foreign policyBy Jason Burke4 min read
Paris conference was simply a farewell party to diplomacy as we know itSmiles aside, nobody at Sunday's gathering has any idea what the diplomatic landscape will be like next weekBy Anshel Pfeffer2 min read
Europeans now seeing link between terror in Jerusalem and BerlinThe point Netanyahu has been making for years may finally be hitting homeBy Anshel Pfeffer3 min read
Will Citizen M destroy Netanyahu?A taped conversation with publisher Arnon Mozes, a long-time nemesis of the PM, could yet lead to his indictmentBy Anshel Pfeffer3 min read
Hebron verdict widens growing chasm in Israeli societyBenjamin Netanyahu sides with those accusing army commanders of dereliction of duty towards a lone soldierBy Anshel Pfeffer2 min read
To see Bibi's future, look at his circleWhether or not the Israeli PM is indicted on bribery charges depends what the people around him tell the investigatorsBy Anshel Pfeffer2 min read
Netanyahu's big gambleThe UN vote was not binding, and international opposition to settlements is no surprise. So why did Bibi go ballistic?By Anshel Pfeffer4 min read
Ambassador Friedman will give us a rough 2017The president-elect could not have found a more one-sided, ideologically-driven choice for his ambassador to IsraelBy Tim Marshall2 min read
Trump's choice of ambassador is cronyism, not policyThe next administration’s foreign policy will be decided in Washington by the new president and his chief advisers, not his Israel ambassadorBy Anshel Pfeffer2 min read