Cease-fire negotiations between Israel and Hamas took a tentatively hopeful step forward as Egypt passed a new proposal to the terrorist group following “constructive” talks in Cairo this week, according to reports. “The Philadelphi Corridor … is the lifeline of…
Note: the below letter is an updated version, with 98 signees, of an earlier version of the letter that JINSA issued on May 10. The original letter may be found here. On May 15, the letter was published in The…
JINSA’s President and CEO Dr. Michael Makovsky joined LiveNOW from Fox to discuss Hezbollah’s Wednesday attack on Israel, which involved more than 50 rockets, some of which struck homes in the Golan Heights.
With his hands clasped, Israeli President Isaac Herzog detailed “ongoing terror attacks by Palestinian terrorists” in the prior 24 hours, during a Tel Aviv press conference alongside U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday. Those included the murder of Gideon Perry,…
Gaza. The word immediately evokes images of wartime carnage. For us, however, it represents something else: an example of the danger inherent in wars in which civilian casualties are an enemy’s principal ammunition for winning the strategic information battle; enemies…
“There is no perfect moment for the Iranians to strike,” says former Israeli national security adviser General (ret.) Yaakov Amidror. An analyst at the Jewish security and defense think tanks JINSA and JISS, Amidror explains to Kathimerini that “Israel has…
JINSA’s Charles & Randi Wax Senior Fellow John Hannah joined LiveNOW from FOX to discuss the Biden administration’s push forward to try to finalize a cease-fire deal this week.
Israel has achieved all that it can militarily in Gaza, according to senior American officials, who say continued bombings are only increasing risks to civilians while the possibility of further weakening Hamas has diminished. With the Biden administration racing to…
Iran’s foreign ministry rejected calls for restraint in its response to the killing of a Hamas leader in Tehran, saying the pleas from France, Germany and Britain “lack political logic and contradict principles of international law.” The three European countries…
When Israel assassinated Hezbollah’s top military commander last month in a rare airstrike in Beirut, it marked the highest-level loss for the group since 2008 and the most provocative act to date in renewed cross-border clashes that now threaten to spark another full-blown war…