U.S. Pacific Focus Needs to Include Arctic by James Colbert – 7/15/2012 The Obama administration’s intention to shift military resources to the Pacific satisfies American objectives, including enhancing stability and bilateral relations, and, perhaps most importantly, expanding economic opportunities.
By Yaakov Lappin JINSA Visiting Fellow Like blurred windows into another world, cell phone video footage and hastily written messages seep through the Internet from Syria, giving outsiders a glimpse of the civil war raging in multiple locations.
by Gabriel Scheinmann JINSA Visiting Fellow Israelis understandably feel imperiled by the misnamed “Arab Spring.” Their country’s three-decade peace treaty with Egypt is under assault, its strategic alliance with Turkey has dissolved, and its closest regional ally, Jordan, is withering…
By Evelyn Gordon JINSA Fellow
By Peter Huessy JINSA Visiting Fellow Russia is demanding the United States stop building missile defenses in Europe, just as it simultaneously assists Iran in building the very missiles that threaten NATO.
By Yaakov Lappin JINSA Visiting Fellow Recent developments on Israel’s southern borders have illustrated the direct relationship between the changes sweeping Arab lands and mounting threats to Israel’s national security. This past weekend, as Egyptians went to the polls, terrorists…
By Evelyn Gordon JINSA Fellow On May 10, the official Israel Defense Forces blog posted an article titled “The 2012 Terror Attacks Against Israel You Never Heard About.” The title is somewhat misleading, since in fact, none of these attacks…
On June 6, 2012, Lt. General David P. Fridovich spoke to JINSA’s New York Cabinet in Manhattan.
An address by Major General Gadi Shamni, the Israel Defense and Armed Forces Attaché to the United States & Canada kicked off JINSA’s Spring 2012 Board Meeting, held June 3-4 in Washington, DC. The Board of Directors also heard from…