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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The Gaza Flotilla PR Battle
Tensions with Israel are flaring again as activists prepare to send more aid ships to Gaza.... MORE
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Stuck at the Gaza Border
Post-Mubarak Egypt threw open its border with Gaza with great fanfare in late May, breaking... MORE
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Egypt's Dubious Spy Arrest
Egypt alleges he works for Israel’s Mossad.... MORE
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Syrian Protesters Get Smart
Their movement against Bashar al-Assad's regime began in the daylight, but four months and 1,000... MORE
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Palestinians React to Benjamin Netanyahu's Washington Speech
As Congress cheers Israeli leader’s peace plan, Ramallah residents jeer.... MORE
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Obama’s Calculated Middle East Game: Can He Bring Peace?
The blueprint Obama laid out in his speech seemed to outrage Netanyahu more than Abbas, but Dan... MORE
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Israel Opens Fire on Nakba Day Rioters
After thousands of protesters from Lebanon and Syria stormed Israel's borders in honor of Nakba... MORE
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Palestinian Peace Deal Explained: 5 Key Points
Even rival Palestinian factions have been frightened into compromise by the uprisings in the Middle... MORE
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Mahmoud Abbas: A President Speaks Out
In an exclusive interview, the Palestinian president talks about Obama's betrayal, and his own... MORE
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The Wrath of Abbas
Fed up with the stalled peace talks, the Palestinian leader defies Israel and vents about Obama. MORE
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The Westerner Killed in Gaza
An Italian activist killed in the Gaza Strip points to the troubling rise of extremists even more... MORE
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Israel Is Losing
One day after a British woman was killed in a bus bombing in Jerusalem, the security situation... MORE
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What's Palin Doing in Israel?
Sarah Palin is praying at the Western Wall and visiting Benjamin Netanyahu.... MORE
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Ethiopians in Israel Don't Quite Fit In
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