Anshel Pfeffer

Anshel Pfeffer

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Anshel Pfeffer is a British-Israeli journalist. He is a senior correspondent and columnist for Haaretz, covering military, Jewish and international affairs, and Israel correspondent for The Economist.1

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43 posts in the last 2 weeks peak 15 in a day
Oct 26: 4 postsOct 27: 15 postsOct 28: 6 postsOct 29: 5 postsNov 1: 1 postNov 2: 3 postsNov 3: 4 postsNov 4: 2 postsNov 5: 2 postsNov 8: 1 post
Oct 26Today
Israel & PalestineElections & CampaignsForeign Policy & DiplomacyUK & World PoliticsOther

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Trump says US will end $4 billion annual aid to Israel

Grouped with voices who said: Ending the subsidy could actually benefit Israel

An end to American financial-military aid (basically a $3.8b subsidy to US arms firms) is not necessarily a bad thing for Israel. It should ultimately bring about a rethink of the… View on X

Israel election ends with no bloc reaching 61-seat majority

Grouped with voices who said: The result is a genuine deadlock with no majority bloc

The election results, if they’re anywhere near the exit polls, puts Israel in a fateful position. A clear majority is against the Netanyahu coalition. A clear majority is against… View on X

Netanyahu alleges fraud and foreign interference in Israeli election

Grouped with voices who said: Netanyahu is making racist, baseless fraud claims

Robocall from Netanyahu: “The Left are stealing the election!” View on X

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Israel & Palestine 32 · Elections & Campaigns 6 · Foreign Policy & Diplomacy 2 · UK & World Politics 1 · Religion & Faith 1 · Iran Conflict 1

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  1. Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), retrieved Nov 7, 2026

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