Andrew Fox

Andrew Fox, a former British Army officer and conflict researcher, discusses reporting from Gaza and the limits of open-source verification. He examines urban clearing tactics, tunnel and IED threats, and why infrastructure destruction was used. He also covers aid flows, distribution problems, and how medical and drone innovations shaped the campaign.

Andrew Fox, a former British Army major and expert on Israeli deployments, dives into Israel’s precarious diplomatic situation. He warns of a looming moment when Israel might lose American backing and the chaos this could bring. Fox discusses the impact of information warfare on global perceptions, the risks of US dependency, and the need for Israel to develop autonomous military capabilities. He critiques the feasibility of an international security force in Gaza and suggests a practical approach to redevelopment while highlighting the dangers posed by regional powers like Turkey and Iran.

Andrew Fox, former Parachute Regiment officer and geopolitical analyst, explains his report 'Tactical Lessons from Gaza'. He discusses Gaza’s tunnel networks and subterranean combat, IDF adaptations in urban and combined-arms warfare, logistics and resupply under fire, and the battle over information where casualty figures shaped global narratives.