A Jewish-American national security group is sounding an alarm about how America and Israel’s enemies may exploit low missile stockpiles after the 12-day war with Iran. Defending Israel and the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar from Iranian counterstrikes cost the U.S.…
U.S. Patriot air defense units stationed in Northeast Asia likely learned valuable lessons from their recent combat experience in the Middle East as they prepare for potential aggression from China and North Korea. … In a July 21 analysis, researchers…
Now that the dust has settled from the American and Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear weapons program, it seems very likely that the Islamic Republic retains enough material and know-how to resume working toward the ultimate weapon if it so chooses.…
It could take three to eight years for the U.S. to replenish its stockpile of high-altitude missile interceptors after the military launched nearly 14% of its arsenal during last month’s conflict with Iran, according to a new report. The analysis,…
While U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may be celebrating a tactical victory after the devastating strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, the uncomfortable truth is that Iran remains a grave and unresolved threat to Israel, the…
The Jewish Institute for National Security of America think tank is out with new research on the effects of Israel and Iran’s recent war on weapons stockpiles, revealing that the U.S. used some of its high-powered weaponry to protect Israel.…
JINSA Distinguished Fellow Gen Charles “Chuck” Wald, USAF (ret.), former Deputy Commander of U.S. European Command, joined Matthias Imbar of i24 News France‘s “Defense” program to give his assessment of the strategic impact of Washington’s Operation Midnight Hammer campaign against…
Only last week, optimism was swirling over the prospects of a formal truce agreement between longtime enemies Israel and Syria, designed to put an end to the strikes Israel had been carrying out on military assets of the new regime.…
Iran succeeded in improving its performance and penetrating Israeli air defenses during the recent “12-Day War” by adjusting its missile launch tactics and identifying weaknesses through “trial and error,” The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, citing missile defense analysts who…
Iran’s systematic exploitation of vulnerabilities in Israel’s renowned missile defense network during the 12-day conflict in June has revealed that even the most sophisticated air protection systems can be compromised through tactical adaptation. The Wall Street Journal reported that Tehran’s success rate in penetrating…