Anshel Pfeffer
Biden’s love letter to Israel gets lost in the post
President Herzog flew home from his visit to the White House this week Israel with his country’s relations with its most important ally in disarray
Who’s pushing Israel to the brink? The blame game begins
As the recriminations gets under way, there's support for the protesters from a surprising voice
IDF learns from bitter experience on how to defeat Jenin ‘TikTok warriors’
Military strategists behind this week's operation were determined mistakes made in Operation Defensive Shield 21 years ago would not be repeated
Ben-Gvir’s ‘sweet children’ are headache for security chiefs
IDF and Shin Bet chiefs advocated the use of administrative detention against ringleaders of settler violence but the National Security Minister opposed the move
Young, tech-savvy Palestinian fighters are the new headache for IDF
Last week's operation in Jenin shows the new foes are often teens adept at operating off the grid
Bibi’s cunning law reform ploy blows up in his face
Netanyahu tried to postpone matters using an obscure procedural clause, but it handed the opposition the advantage
Egypt is still key ally for Israel despite guard’s gun rampage
Despite the parlous state of its economy and society, it remains Israel’s most powerful neighbour
As the judicial reforms stall, Bibi lines up his fall-guy
Netanyahu would like to see a more conservative Supreme Court, but he doesn’t share justice minister Yariv Levin’s burning desire to make it the government’s chief priority
Israeli Budget delivers £3 billion bonus to the Charedim
Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich reached a deal
This week's rocket barrage was part of Tehran's terrifying war games
The most crucial element of 'Operation Shield and Arrow' is ensuring that Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad don’t join forces under Iranian direction
Bibi gets a ceasefire from Gaza but stays under fire from his own side
Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas chief in Gaza, doesn’t want a war with Israel now while Benjamin Netanyahu has enough problems to deal with
Charedi battalion soldiers on while the politicians dither
Strictly Orthodox military service is back on Israel's political agenda
The legal reforms are dead. How do we know? Because that's what Bibi promised the credit agencies
Israel's downgrading was bad news, but could have been much worse
Will the protesters take a break? Not right now
With Netanyahu's judicial legislation on hold and the next weeks filled with Pesach dinners, holidays, remembrance days for the Holocaust and IDF Fallen Soldiers, then Israel’s 75th Independence Day, will 'The Protest' at least take it down a few notches?
Whatever comes next, Bibi cannot risk a rerun of this chaotic week
Too much damage has been done to Israel’s society, security and economy — and Likud has lost nearly 30 per cent of its voters in the polls
The point of no return is fast approaching for Bibi
Both sides in the bitter debate over judicial reform know the make or break moment in imminent
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