JINSA Assistant Director of Foreign Policy Ari Cicurel on Capitol Report (10.1.24)
JINSA Assistant Director of Foreign Policy Ari Cicurel discussed the escalating situation in the Middle East on NTD TV’s Capitol Report.
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JINSA’s Randi & Charles Wax Senior Fellow John Hannah on LiveNOW from Fox (10.1.24)
JINSA’s Randi & Charles Wax Senior Fellow John Hannah, former National Security Advisor to Vice President Cheney, joined LiveNOW’s Andy Mac to react to Iran’s latest missile attack on Israel.
Amid Lebanon Strike, Defiant Netanyahu Declares Israel Is ‘Winning’
When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel arrived in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly, he seemed to be entering a lion’s den. Speaker after speaker at the annual gathering of world leaders had portrayed Israel as…
Is Iran’s New President Presenting a Moderating Image to Lure the West Back Into a Nuclear Deal?
Iran’s new president, Massoud Pezeshkian, traveled to the U.S. last week to present a moderate, rational face of the regime to the world. He claimed in a speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) that Iran did not want…
JINSA VP for Policy Blaise Misztal on NewsNation Live (9.29.24)
JINSA’s Vice President for Policy Blaise Misztal joined NewsNation Live to analyze Israel’s elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Lebanon and its potential implications.
Don’t Get Your Hopes Up About an Israel-Hezbollah Cease-fire
The U.S. and France are pushing a cease-fire proposal between Israel and the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah to avert war at Israel’s northern border with Lebanon. But don’t expect to see Israel agree to a cease-fire with Hezbollah anytime soon. All indications…
Bipartisan Skepticism in Washington About Efforts to Allow Turkey to Buy F-35 Fighter Jets
The Biden administration is reportedly working to broker a deal that would reopen the pathway for Turkey to purchase cutting-edge F-35 fighter jets, a prospect that is raising bipartisan skepticism from some lawmakers, as others see such a sale as…
Israel’s Forces Still Have the Resources to Invade Lebanon, Despite Gaza War, Analysts Say
Despite fatigue among its ranks and diminished stockpiles after nearly a year of war, the Israeli military still has the capacity to launch an invasion of Lebanon, having wound down its military operations in the Gaza Strip in recent weeks,…
Combined Arms Maneuver, Mission Command, and the Challenge of LOAC Implementation
The news out of Israel is, well, discouraging. It seems increasingly likely that Israel is going to launch a major combat operation to clear Hezbollah assets from southern Lebanon. The threat to Israeli border communities—which have been victimized by constant…
Cutting Houthi Supply Lines Key to Trade
The Houthis’ August 23 attack on the Greek-flagged MV Sounion, nearly costing 25 seafarers their lives, now threatens to become among the largest environmental disasters in history should the tanker and its 150,000 metric tons of oil capsize. Houthi-broadcast images…