Anshel Pfeffer

Run-off election likely in
 race for Jerusalem mayor

Four candidates are vying for the top job in the city, Anshel Pfeffer writes

Domestic pressure behind Jordan move

Supreme Court asks: how does detaining Alqasem help fight BDS?

No verdict emerges on Wednesday as judges quiz government lawyers

The rocket that almost caused a war

Seconds made the difference between conflict and containment on Wednesday, Anshel Pfeffer writes

Israeli police investigate stoning that killed Palestinian woman

Aisha Mohammed Rabi died when a stone thrown from the roadside hit her head after smashing through her car window

Is Netanyahu the man no one can beat?

The Knesset returns to session with one issue — the election — on the agenda

Jerusalem’s dismay at Nikki Haley's departure is sincere

The US ambassador the UN was an unabashed champion of Israel and her successor is unlikely to replicate her, Anshel Pfeffer writes

Funerals held for West Bank shooting victims

Suspected killer, a 23-year-old Palestinian, was an employee at the zone and is still at large

Israel mulls pipeline plan to save the Galilee

Despite hopes of normal rainfall levels, the water shortage is severe and environmentally damaging

Rift means Jerusalem is unlikely to elect a Charedi mayor

The city's Strictly Orthodox population will be influential in the October 30 election, but their votes will be split

Khan Ahmar: a village in the spotlight

Anshel Pfeffer examines the story of a West Bank Bedouin village that is to be demolished under an Israeli court order

Putin will have final word
 on spy plane crisis

Despite rising rhetoric from both sides, it will be Russia's President who decides where it leads, says Anshel Pfeffer