Dan Ephron has been Newsweek's Jerusalem bureau chief since January 2010. Previously, he served as a national-security correspondent and deputy bureau chief for the magazine in Washington. His stories have also appeared in The Boston Globe, The New Republic, and Esquire.
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If Israel Attacks Iran...
Will America get pulled into another Mideast war? We hosted a ‘war game’ with former U.S.... MORE
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All the Single Ladies
For West Bank women, an easier path to divorce. MORE
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Bibi in a Box
After months of bluster on Iran, the Israeli leader is losing steam. MORE
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Protest Hangover
Demonstrations across the Mideast appear to ebbing, but what remains is a foreign-policy headache... MORE
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America on Alert
Protests across the Muslim world are posing an enormous test to U.S. diplomacy efforts. MORE
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Has Bibi Gone Too Far?
Benjamin Netanyahu’s remarks about America’s unwillingness to issue an ultimatum to Iran has... MORE
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How Syria Might Unleash War between Israel and Iran
Dan Ephron’s exclusive interview with a former Mossad chief reveals how Assad could unleash Middle... MORE
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A Dream Not Deferred
Israel’s settler movement is alive and stronger than ever. MORE
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With Friends Like These...
An infamous figure’s Facebook page attracts Israel’s far right. MORE
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Israel: Corrie’s Death Not Our Fault
Dan Ephron talks to the family of killed American activist Rachel Corrie. MORE
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Should Obama Visit Israel?
A lawmaker close to Israel’s ruling coalition dismissed the idea that the president should come to... MORE
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In Israel, a Generation of Hate?
Analysts say an alleged hate crime against Palestinians in Jerusalem is part of a troubling trend:... MORE
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The Rebellion Against Netanyahu
Dan Ephon on how Israeli President Shimon Peres is the latest to defy the hawkish government. MORE
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In Israel, Fear of a Jihadi Menace Along the Border
Increasing violence in Egypt's Sinai is heightening Israeli concerns that jihadis linked to the... MORE
