The United States is involved in hostilities in five countries across the Middle East and Southwest Asia – Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and Libya. It is not too much to ask that the Administration explain where, why and what we…
JINSA is generally sympathetic to the difficulties faced by Jordan’s King Abdullah II. He is a Hashemite ruling a mostly Palestinian and Bedouin country; an excellent security partner to Israel because Israel ensures that he will not be overthrown by…
Picking up where we left off, it seems the countries of the United Nations have begun to have second thoughts about trying to “create” a Palestinian state through the General Assembly, or – since the Palestinians declared their state independent…
For more than 60 years, the United Nations has worked mightily to prevent the Arabs from paying the price of their rejection of the independence of Israel in 1948 and to stoke the fires of Palestinian irredentism: denying resettlement to…
In honor of Russia’s National Day on Sunday, Russia House took out a full-page ad in a Washington newspaper. The first text line reads, “Twenty years ago, Russia completed the process of liberating about two dozen nations, itself included, from…
Over the weekend, the Syrian government killed 122 people. What’s that? You say some of them were killed by the IDF? No. The Palestinians killed on the Syria-Israel border were sent to their death by Bashar Assad, desperate to deflect…
Readers may have noticed the paucity of JINSA Reports over the past two weeks. The 29th JINSA Flag & General Officers Trip to Israel and Jordan was underway and we were collecting, rather than disseminating, information. We’re back now and…
The 28th of Iyar, corresponding this year to 1 June, marks the day Jerusalem was reunified in 1967.
1) Memorial Day is to remember those who “gave their last full measure of devotion” to our country and our cause. Think of the brave men (and more recently the women) who fought and died from Bunker Hill to New…
He looked as if he belonged there. He spoke as if he was one of us. And in the ways that count, he was.