JINSA is proud to announce the addition of Israel’s former National Security Advisor Major General Yaacov Amidror (ret.) as a Senior Advisor to the Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy. At his new position with JINSA, Maj. Gen. Amidror will…
In the wake of the recent four-month extension of negotiations for a comprehensive deal on Iran’s nuclear program, JINSA’s Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy held a panel discussion on July 28, 2014 to assess this outcome and discuss steps…
A viable diplomatic solution to Iran’s nuclear quest requires an agreement that verifiably limits its nuclear program to prevent it from attaining nuclear weapons capability. Iranian leaders, by all accounts, are loath to make concessions necessary to attain such a…
Watch the Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy Iran Task Force panel, “Prospects for a Final Deal with Iran” on the fast-approaching July deadline for the negotiation of a final nuclear deal.
Stephen Rademaker, Senior Adviser to Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy and Iran Task Force member, testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on June 10 about “Verifying Iran’s Nuclear Compliance,” emphasizing the importance and challenges of certifying that Iran…
More than three months since the implementation of the interim deal with Iran over its nuclear program, formally known as the Joint Plan of Action (JPA), JINSA’s Gemunder Center Iran Task Force offers an assessment of the impact of the…
We are pleased to announce that the Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy will add five prominent new Senior Advisors to play a critical role in its mission to formulate and advocate policy on vital national security issues: Gen. Charles…
In the third report of the Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy Iran Task Force, we assess the interim deal signed by the P5+1 countries and Iran in Geneva, known as the Joint Plan of Action (JPA), which went into…
Momentum is once again building for diplomacy with Iran. The election of Hassan Rouhani as Iran’s president and his public embrace of a negotiated agreement has encouraged the Obama Administration and its international partners that a deal is feasible.
This month in Geneva, at the first negotiations over its nuclear program since the election of President Hassan Rouhani, Iran took an unprecedented step: It negotiated.