How to Stand With Israel: Not every Jewish organization is taking the path of least resistance in opposing Obama’s approach to Israel. Jennifer Rubin highlights JINSA in Commentary’s blog. Click here to read the blog post
WASHINGTON–The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) declined to meet with a delegation from Turkey’s ruling party, the AKP, this week. JINSA views the AKP invitation as an attempt by the Government of Turkey to avoid dealing with the…
On May 27, 2010, at the invitation of the Special Operations community, a small group of JINSA members traveled to Ft. Bragg, North Carolina to participate in a special Memorial Day dedication and remembrance of the fallen warriors from the…
Major General Gadi Shamni, Defense and Armed Forces Attache at the Israel Embassy, addressed JINSA’s Board of Directors at the Spring 2010 meeting, held, May 23-24, in Washington, DC. In an off-the-record conversation, Shamni discussed the current security situation confronting…
Shoring up the (Jewish?) base Written by Shoshana Bryen Tuesday, 01 June 2010
Not those jackals. The world splits roughly between those who denounce Israel from a religious or ideological base, and those who denounce Israel because they are tired of defending Western civilization to which they are heir but aren’t sure why…
When Elie Wiesel says it’s all kosher, it’s good. For now, anyway. President Obama capped an intensive two weeks of administration make-nice with Israeli officials and the American Jewish community by hosting Wiesel, the Nobel peace laureate and Holocaust memoirist,…
During a visit to the region lasting from May 1 to May 9, a delegation of JINSA officers and members of the Board of Directors engaged in dialogue with officials of the governments of Ukraine and Georgia. In both Kiev…