Press Coverage

Press Coverage

U.S. Blockade of Iran Is Tighter Than It Seems, Washington Think Tank Finds

A think tank tracking the U.S. blockade of Iran originally found that 27 vessels had successfully evaded the operation. But now the blockade does not look as porous as the Washington D.C.-based Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA)

Maj. Gen. (ret.) Yaakov Amidror, a distinguished fellow at the D.C.-based JINSA think tank and the former head of Israel’s National Security Council, shed light on the president’s decision to postpone striking Iran. MajGen (ret.) Amidror assessed that it makes

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

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