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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Ali Akbar Salehi
How influential is Iran’s urbane, mysterious diplomat? MORE
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Israel’s Wall Whisperer
Women want to sing next to Judaism’s holiest site. Ultra-Orthodox caretakers want them to shut up.... MORE
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Israel’s ‘Gatekeepers’
Six Shin Bet chiefs air their views on peace with Palestine. MORE
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Turkey Blast an ‘Act of Terror’
The attack that killed two at the U.S.... MORE
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Israel Dares Syria
The nation knew that a strike on Syria could trigger retaliation from Assad, Hezbollah, or Iran.... MORE
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Did Israeli Strike Target Chemical Weapons?
Israel attacked a convoy of trucks at the Syrian border overnight—and speculation is rife that the... MORE
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Behind the Iran Explosion Rumor
Dan Ephron on the origins of a sensational story about an Iranian nuclear explosion. MORE
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No Peace in Our Time
The recent Israeli election bolstered the center. Just don’t expect any change. By Dan Ephron. MORE
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A Slim Win for Bibi
Despite some losses for his party, Netanyahu appears to have retained his top spot.... MORE
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No Choice But Bibi
As Israelis vote in parliamentary elections, Benjamin Netanyahu seems poised to win a third term.... MORE
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Kibbutzniks? Enough Already
The dramatic implications of their political demise in Israel. MORE
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Explosive Allegations against Israel’s Bibi
Dan Ephron on allegations by former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert that his successor, Benjamin... MORE
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Former Shin Bet Chief Slams Bibi
Just ahead of the national election, a potentially game-changing revelation: security chiefs... MORE
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Tzipi Livni: From Hawk to Dove
A daughter of the Irgun becomes Israel’s leading peacenik. MORE
