Fabio Andre, at The Blogs

Jun 30, 2026, 10:25 AM

Beyond Partisan Politics: Why Israel Must Repair Its Relationship with Democrats

For years, the conventional wisdom within the halls of power in Jerusalem has been that the traditional bipartisan support for Israel in Washington was a relic of the past, unnecessary in an era where evangelical support and a singular...

Jun 30, 2026, 4:07 AM

Netanyahu’s Hollow Security: A Green Light for the IRGC’s Rise

As news breaks regarding the emerging contours of a U.S.-Iran deal—one that promises sanctions relief in exchange for a cessation of hostilities—the Israeli public is once again confronting a bitter, familiar paradox. We are told this deal is a...

Jun 29, 2026, 7:05 PM

The Hostage State: Tehran’s Cynical Gambit in Lebanon

In the high-stakes theater of modern statecraft, the Islamic Republic of Iran has perfected a singular, ruthless art form: the conversion of sovereign nations into expendable bargaining chips. As we witness the ongoing regional instability, it is becoming increasingly...

Jun 20, 2026, 10:54 PM

From Norway to the World: The Global Blowback of Netanyahu’s Settler Agenda

In the complex tapestry of Israel’s international relations, few developments have been as consistently damaging as the ongoing expansion and promotion of West Bank settlements. This week, we received a stark reminder of the mounting international price tag for...

Jun 20, 2026, 4:49 PM

The Strategic Schism: The High Cost of Defying Washington on Lebanon

The current diplomatic impasse between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the White House regarding the Lebanese theater is not merely a tactical disagreement; it represents a profound, structural collision of strategic interests. As the administration signals a clear intent...

Jun 16, 2026, 8:11 AM

Anthropic, National Security, and the Fragile Future of Israeli Innovation

In the corridors of power, from Washington to Jerusalem, we are witnessing a subtle yet profound shift in the architecture of the modern world. It is no longer just about tangible assets like oil, semiconductors, or military hardware. It...

Jun 15, 2026, 7:47 AM

The Mirage of Peace: Why the Reported US-Iran Deal is a Nightmare for Israel

The recent news emerging from Islamabad—that the United States and Iran are on the cusp of signing a peace agreement—is being framed by some as a reprieve from the exhausting, high-stakes war that has engulfed our region for months....

Jun 14, 2026, 12:03 PM

The Strategic Solitude: How BiBi’s Diplomacy Has Left Israel on the Sidelines

For decades, the cornerstone of Israeli national security was a simple, non-negotiable principle: when it comes to our existential threats, we must be the ones in the room where the decisions are made. Yet, as the shadow of a...

Jun 12, 2026, 5:33 PM

The Perma-War Trap: How BiBi Exchanged Israel’s Security for Political Longevity

For nearly two decades, Benjamin Netanyahu has cultivated the image of "Mr. Security," a leader uniquely qualified to navigate the volatile landscape of the Middle East. Yet, as we survey the ruins of our post-October 2023 reality, a chilling...

Jun 11, 2026, 8:12 AM

The Unravelling: How Netanyahu’s Brinkmanship Lost the American Heartland

For decades, the U.S.-Israel relationship was framed as an "unshakable alliance"—a bipartisan cornerstone of American foreign policy that transcended the messy, often bitter domestic squabbles of either nation. It was a relationship built on shared democratic values, strategic interests,...

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Investigative journalist specializing in global antisemitism and Jewish world affairs. My work focuses on the intersection of Israeli domestic policy, international diplomacy, and the safety of Diaspora communities.