WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, 2012 — As the U.S. and its allies confront the Iranian nuclear threat and other critical national security challenges such as proliferation, cyber security, and asymmetric terror, the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) is pleased…
Hidebound Governments Unprepared for Cyber Threats by James Colbert As the Libyan war came to a close, the computer networking blogosphere was chock-a-block with speculation that the U.S. government chose not to employ cyber attacks against Gaddafi’s air defense network…
U.S. must plan for contingencies as fractured opposition fights Syrian regime By James Colbert
How Egypt’s economic turmoil and Western positions on the peace process combine to increase the risk of another Arab-Israeli war By Evelyn Gordon JINSA Visiting Fellow
On January 25, 2011, JINSA’s hosted a National Security Roundtable with Rear Admiral Herman A. Shelanski, Commander of Carrier Strike Group 10.
Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, USA, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was in Israel last week where he met with IDF Chief of Staff and other officials.
By Yaakov Lappin JINSA Visiting Fellow A virtual conflict is developing in the Middle East, involving high speed internet connections and keyboards rather than missiles and tanks. It has been a victimless affair so far, though it carries the potential…
Hosted by the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs as part of C-SPAN’s “Book TV” series, author Edwin Black discussed his book, British Petroleum and the Redline Agreement: The West’s Secret Pact to Get Mideast Oil, in Washington, DC in…