By Zach Paikin Radical Islamism – the formal union of mosque and state often cloaked in an anti-West garb – is on the rise in the Middle East. By the end of 2011, there is a distinct possibility that 250…
Raheel Raza, the Pakistani-born award-winning author of Their Jihad…Not My Jihad, spoke to JINSA audiences in Houston, Dallas and Westchester County, New York in early May. Click here to read coverage of Raheel’s appearance in the Texas Jewish Post
If you were unable to attend JINSA’s 2010 Annual Awards Dinner Gala, you can still view the November 15, 2010, presentation of the Grateful Nation Award to six young heroes who distinguished themselves in the fight against terrorism. For security…
By Anne Bayefsky With President Obama’s anti-Israel hostility becoming an increasing liability for Democrats, the administration finally decided Wednesday to pull out of the U.N.’s upcoming Israel-bashing extravaganza known as “Durban III.” Believe it or not, the notorious U.N. world…
JINSA New York and Long Island Cabinet Members visit Marine Corps Base Quantico On May 23-24, 2011, a JINSA delegation from the New York area led by JINSA Advisory Board Member Major General Larry Taylor, USMCR (ret.) was hosted by…
White House Middle East Priorities out of Sync with Regional Realities, Wide Gap between Obama and Israel on Security Issues May 19, 2011 06:08 PM EDT
By Shoshana Bryen The 21st Century has thus far been one of turmoil in the Middle East that has reverberated in the West with terrorism and increasingly tenuous access to oil. It is essential for the United States to find…
By Zach Paikin Lebanon has been torn between West and East for quite some time. The very founding of the state was based upon a compromise between Christians and Muslims. The former would acknowledge that Lebanon was an “Arab state”…