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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Blood in the Holy City
A sweeping new history of Jerusalem tells its tortured story. MORE
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Swap Shows Abbas Weakness
The Israel-Hamas deal to swap 1,000 Palestinians for Gilad Shalit exposes the Palestinian leader’s... MORE
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Oz the Wizard
A consummate Sabra’s latest work explores small-town life—with a distinctly Israeli backdrop. MORE
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Will U.N. Push Lead to Uprising?
Dan Ephron on why peace will likely win out in Palestine. MORE
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Another Palestinian Uprising?
As crowds gather to support Palestine’s U.N. bid, should Israel be preparing for a third intifada? MORE
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Arafat Aide: Stop the U.N. Vote
Palestinians will suffer as a result of the bid for statehood, a top staffer to Yasir Arafat argues.... MORE
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The Survivor
In a region beset by conflict and revolution, the enigmatic king of Morocco has managed to retain... MORE
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Beck’s Holy Land Crusade
Glenn Beck is staging a Jerusalem rally to “restore courage” and show support for Israel.... MORE
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Terrorists From Sinai
Latest attacks on Israel originated in the Sinai desert. MORE
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Where Dictators Go to Die
Mubarak, Assad, and other strongmen are running out of exile options because of the ICC.... MORE
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Rising Prices Roil Israel
Some 20,000 people in Tel Aviv have come out to protest not politics, but economics. MORE
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Holocaust Diaries Up for Auction
Dan Ephron reports on the upcoming sale of a rare diary Josef Mengele kept in exile in South... MORE
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Palestine’s Split Over Statehood
Two camps in the Palestinian Authority disagree about what membership recognition to seek in the U.... MORE
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Egypt’s Rising Power Player
Amr Moussa is on track to succeed Mubarak. And that spells danger for Israel. MORE
