Nathan Jeffay

Why was Jerusalem cool on Australia move?

Australia thought it was an important overture, but the Israeli Prime Minister barely mentioned it

Naftali Bennett's actions reveal a gambler like David Cameron

Naftali Bennett thought his early election call was risk-free. But he underestimated Benjamin Netanyahu

The Germans renovating Holocaust survivors' homes

Saxon Friends of Israel's Michael Sawitzki explains why so many Germans are volunteering their time and money to help

Briton campaigning for Bedouin site

Angela Godfrey-Goldstein tells the JC of her love of Israel despite opposing its policy for Khan al-Ahmar

Brexit ‘helps fuel’ surge in UK exports to Israel

UK ambassador to Israel says both sides 'want to do more together'

Israel and Egypt's shared, secret arrangement

Israeli experts reflect on the successes and failures since the deal was struck

I told Begin: the pyramids were not built by the Israelites

British-born Israeli negotiator remembers setting the ground for the Camp David Accords and retracing his father's footsteps in Cairo

Cannabis and Christianity: Making ends meet on kibbutz

Gone are the days when kibbutzim made their money from dates and cows. Nathan Jeffay reports.

Uri Avnery, the activist who positioned himself away from the mainstream

Uri Avnery, who died on Monday, claimed to have coined the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Explainer: what is Israel's Nation State law?

Israel has passed a law that recognises the country as the historic homeland for the Jewish people, Nathan Jeffay considers whether it fulfils Israel's destiny or alienates the few

Love at first site

Marriage 101

Sex therapist Bat Sheva Marcus has been described as “like an Einstein in our days”