WASHINGTON – On Monday, the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) sent a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton protesting the decision to send Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf abroad to discuss Muslim life in America and religious tolerance…
(Washington, D.C.) – The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) applauds the decision by the Supreme Court to uphold the law that prohibits Americans from providing “material support” to groups designated by the State Department as “foreign terrorist organizations.”
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…
WASHINGTON–In the spring 2010 issue of the Journal of International Security Affairs, released this week, Congressman (and Senate candidate) Mark Kirk, chair of the Iran Working Group in the House of Representatives, asks: “Is [President Obama] afraid that public discussions…
WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs today called into question the Obama Administration’s approach to the Middle East. Executive Director Tom Neumann said, “We had hoped this administration would be tough on dangerous proliferators and terror sponsors like…
WASHINGTON–The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs today condemned the “harsh and condescending” tone used by senior Obama Administration officials to castigate the Israeli government, in complete contravention of accepted behavior between long-standing democratic allies.
WASHINGTON–The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs today strongly questioned the appointment of John Limbert to be Deputy Assistant Secretary Of State for Iran. In a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, JINSA executive director Tom Neumann wrote:
WASHINGTON — The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs today urged the State Department to support democracy in Honduras by not designating former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya’s removal from office a military coup, noting that such a step would deprive…
WASHINGTON — By nominating one of the world’s most notorious terrorists, Ahmad Vahidi, to be Iran’s defense minister, the Iranian government once again served notice to the world that it is not interested in reforming its reputation as the world’s…
WASHINGTON–Michael Oren, author of “The U.S.-Israel Partnership: Forks in the Road”, an article that appeared in the Fall 2008 issue of the Journal of International Security Affairs (published by the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs, or JINSA), is reportedly…