Anshel Pfeffer

Red faces over Netanyahu ‘bread gaffe’

The Israeli PM's wife causes a stumble at the start of a electioneering tour in Ukraine

With a month to go, Israeli parties are still debating election pacts

Agreement between Yisrael Beiteinu and Blue & White is denounced by Benjamin Netanyahu as a ‘left wing pact’

Chief Rabbi refuses to bury man’s mother until he grants wife a get

Jerusalem funeral postponed over Brooklyn-based man's refusal to grant his wife a get for 15 years

UK commanders join Israel's largest-ever naval exercise

Exercise includes 10 navies, including the US, Greece and France

Both sides claim Temple Mount publicity win

Last weekend's violence in Jerusalem's holy sites do not bode well for the future

Israel's parties scramble in final week to form election alliances

Parties on the left and right of the political spectrum are discussing alliances ahead of the September 17 election

Israeli officials ponder possibility Trump may strike his own Iran deal

There are concerns that Israel-bound ships could be targeted while sailing through the Red Sea

Netanyahu’s fatigue fear as he matches Ben-Gurion’s record

On Saturday, he will become the longest-serving prime minister in Israel's history

The Jeffrey Epstein fallout for Israel’s election campaign

Likud campaign materials mention former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak, who denies knowledge of the US financier's alleged wrongdoing

The rabbi who became a thorn in Bibi’s side

With three weeks to go, Israel's political parties are jostling for alliances

A looming candidate registration deadline is causing a lot of noise, but not much agreement, our Jerusalem correspondent writes

Police violence towards Israeli Ethiopians evokes Britain's Macpherson Report

As a community in Israel claims an eleventh life has been lost to police violence and racism, Anshel Pfeffer reflects on the difficulties Israel experienced with integration