Anshel Pfeffer is a journalist at Haaretz and a correspondent for The Economist. He covers a range of topics including Israel, social issues, and regional protests, often focusing on the political landscape surrounding figures like Benjamin Netanyahu and Joe Biden. Anshel's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, CNN, and The Atlantic.
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Anshel Pfeffer’s coverage primarily centers around world affairs and government & politics, with a specific focus on Israel, Iran, Netanyahu, Hamas, and the IDF. His articles explore evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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The Israeli prime minister is in America for perhaps his last meeting with Joe Biden as he tries to shore up flagging domestic support — but he also has an eye on the next occupant of the White House
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Hasbara clichés, empty promises, rapturous Republicans: Netanyahu's speech was detached from wartime reality – and from Israelis
By: Anshel Pfeffer
If Benzion Netanyahu had his way and, instead of being forced by his wife Cila to return to Jerusalem in late 1948, he had kept his family in New York, Benjamin Netanyahu would have been born there. Perhaps he would have gone into politics and become the first Jewish president of the United States. On Wednesday evening, we had a glimpse of that parallel universe.
By: Anshel Pfeffer
There's never a good time to end 17 years of this Haaretz column on Jewish identity – not least when there is so much reluctance to talk about the role of religion in the Gaza war.
By: Alistair Dawber, Anshel Pfeffer
Israeli prime minister meets US president in the Oval Office as officials insist a Gaza ceasefire agreement is close
Successful strikes on Hamas and Hezbollah leaders should not blind us to the threat brewing inside Israel
By: Anshel Pfeffer
In the wake of October 7, few in Israel expected the 'window of legitimacy' to degrade Hamas would stay open for an entire year.
By: Anshel Pfeffer
In the wake of October 7, few in Israel expected the 'window of legitimacy'to degrade Hamas would stay open for an entire year. But the West's calculations, dictated by pragmatic considerations and not footage of carnage in Gaza, don't mean a blank check for another year of war – in Gaza, Lebanon or Iran
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