Dan Ephron

The novelist spoke to "Newsweek" about his new memoir and whether he will stay in Israel.

The former Palestinian strongman wants to become the next president of Palestine.

How influential is Iran's urbane, mysterious diplomat?

Six Shin Bet chiefs air their views on peace with Palestine.

The dramatic implications of their political demise in Israel.

A daughter of the Irgun becomes Israel's leading peacenik.

The loss was inevitable. The question is, what to do next.

An unlikely friendship endures amid the Gaza war's horror.

Does the Israeli right have a permanent majority?

Will America get pulled into another Mideast war? We hosted a 'war game' with former U.S. officials to find out.

For West Bank women, an easier path to divorce.

After months of bluster on Iran, the Israeli leader is losing steam.

Israel's settler movement is alive and stronger than ever.

An infamous figure's Facebook page attracts Israel's far right.

How Israel's most daring rescue shaped Bibi Netanyahu.

Dan Ephron on Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, who may be Egypt's next president.

Dan Ephron says Israeli author Etgar Keret turns a dry spell into gold in his latest short story collection.

Jerusalem's favorite football team has hiring policies reminiscent of Apartheid and Jim Crow.

Israel's Haredi communities are booming. Why that spells trouble for the country's future.

A new documentary looks at Israel's military courts in the West bank.

A sweeping new history of Jerusalem tells its tortured story.

A consummate Sabra's latest work explores small-town life—with a distinctly Israeli backdrop.

How Israel reacts to Abbas's bid for U.N. recognition will shape the future of the Middle East.

In a region beset by conflict and revolution, the enigmatic king of Morocco has managed to retain control.

During most of last Thursday Yasir Arafat wouldn't hear of leaving his West Bank headquarters for medical treatment abroad. Though he'd lost consciousness the day before and couldn't stomach even the plain broth served up by his personal cook, the 75-year-old Palestinian leader told aides he wanted to remain in the Muqataa, as his crumbling Ramallah compound is known.