Israel is now mainly trying to get other countries to act and to counter-balance the attempts by Iran to play Lebanon’s savior
The loathing between the outgoing president and the new leader of the opposition was totally mutual
The first major showdown was a bit like a match between England and Germany.
It may be too late to protect Israelis from the Delta Variant, which is already beginning to spread quickly
The 13th prime minister of Israel has a real problem of establishing his authority
Bennett is a highly ambitious man who certainly saw himself becoming prime minister one day when he joined the then-Leader of Opposition Netanyahu’s team
Efforts by Mr Netanyahu to delegitimise the new government before they are sworn in has one objective: to try to convince wavering members of the new coalition to recant before the confidence vote
For the first time since Benjamin Netanyahu returned to power in 2009 there is a majority for replacing him
While the British media was transfixed by Dominic Cummings, Whitehall’s new most powerful Dominic found himself in Jerusalem
Israel has descended to its worst internal chaos since October 2000, writes Anshel Pfeffer
The scenes at Meron reminded those of a certain age of the Hillsborough Stadium disaster, says Anshel Pfeffer
Michael Gove may turn out to be the last senior foreign politician to visit the Israeli PM while he is still in office.
Was he hinting that there may be missions that are not right? Was it a warning or reassurance?
The first three days of the evidentiary stage in Benjamin Netanyahu’s trial were a sobering experience for journalists
Mansour Abbas is the kingmaker and the most unlikely candidate to change Israel’s political landscape, writes Anshel Pfeffer
Even a global pandemic can’t break Israel’s political deadlock, writes Anshel Pfeffer
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