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Fabio AndreThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
In the complex tapestry of Israel’s international relations, few developments have been as consistently damaging as the ongoing expansion and...
The current diplomatic impasse between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the White House regarding the Lebanese theater is not merely a tactical...
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...
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...
For decades, the cornerstone of Israeli national security was a simple, non-negotiable principle: when it comes to our existential threats, we must be...
For nearly two decades, Benjamin Netanyahu has cultivated the image of “Mr. Security,” a leader uniquely qualified to navigate the volatile...
For decades, the U.S.-Israel relationship was framed as an “unshakable alliance”—a bipartisan cornerstone of American foreign policy that...
For years, the political survival of Benjamin Netanyahu has been tethered to a single, uncompromising promise: that he, and he alone, stands as the...
The promise of “Never Again” in post-war Germany is currently facing its most severe test since the founding of the Federal Republic. As a...
In the age of viral politics, the reach of a single smartphone lens can often eclipse the reach of a thousand formal diplomatic cables. On May 20,...
For decades, the “Special Relationship” between Jerusalem and Washington was treated like a natural law—immutable, gravitational, and beyond the...
For years, we were fed a seductive, cinematic myth: that if we simply struck the “head of the snake” in Tehran, the Middle East would miraculously...
The headlines across the Israeli press this week have been nothing short of rapturous. We are told, in varying shades of hyperbole, that the Long Arm...