Press Coverage

Press Coverage

Russia And Ukraine Hammer Each Other, But Can’t Defend Themselves

As the Ukrainian military faces a critical shortage of missile interceptors, experts differ on what the dwindling supply could mean for the future of the Russo-Ukrainian War. … “Restocking what the war expended will not be enough to deter or

Mecca Defense Pact Isn’t Meant to Challenge Israel, at Least Not on the Battlefield

After Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a mutual defense treaty in Mecca last week, a senior Israeli official sounded the alarm. … “To determine the supreme commander is to determine hierarchy,” according to  Hussein Aboubakr Mansour of the Jewish Institute for National Security

America’s Depleted Weapons Stockpiles Undermine Trump’s Leverage With Iran

America’s depleted arsenal of premier offensive and defensive weapons is undermining President Trump’s leverage with Iran. … Ari Cicurel, the associate director of foreign policy at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, said Iran seeing the American reluctance

The Quiet Shift—Why the Senate Must Debate U.S.-Israel Military Tech Integration

For close to eight decades, the pattern of the U.S.-Israel alliance has been very predictable: Washington will supply billions in military aid, and in return Israel will buy American-made weapons. However, a little-known provision in this year’s defense budget could