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Iran’s New Tactics, the Missiles Among the Ruins – and Possible Assistance from Russia: “We Examined Flight Patterns”

Almost three months have passed since the outbreak of the war with Iran, and the regime in Tehran has demonstrated both significant resilience and the ability to cause significant damage to the region and the global economy. This is what

After five weeks of being in effect, the U.S. naval blockade is being robustly enforced—even more so than JINSA had previously assessed. Since its May 8 update, JINSA has revised its assessment of the number of ships that have evaded

Nicholas Kristof’s Anti-Zionist Conspiracy Theories

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof triggered a media storm this week. Attention has largely focused on Kristof’s publication timing, questionable sources, and insufficient substantiation of extreme allegations. But it’s also worth identifying Kristof’s audience for this conspiracy-influenced piece. … Egyptian-born Hussein Aboubakr Mansour, a Jewish

The United States, Israel, and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire agreement on April 7, which President Donald Trump extended indefinitely on April 21. The update below includes information since JINSA’s last update as of May 18 at 10:30 am ET.