Missile salvos from the Middle East to the Indo-Pacific are exposing the limits of interceptor-based defenses, and the US Navy’s renewed testing of its electromagnetic railgun suggests a possible answer. This month, The War Zone (TWZ) reported that the US…

When Israel and the United States struck Iran’s nuclear facilities last summer, the goal was clear: cripple Tehran’s ability to produce a nuclear weapon. The attacks damaged key enrichment sites and infrastructure. But the fate of Iran’s most sensitive material—hundreds…

The number of ballistic missiles fired by Iran has collapsed since the first day of the conflict, according to data from the Washington-based Jewish Institute for National Security of America, or JINSA. On Feb. 28, when the conflict began, the…

Eight days into the war and after many hundreds of attacks on Iranian soil, JINSA Distinguished Fellow and former Commander of the Israeli Air Force, Maj. Gen. (ret.) Amikam Norkin, was interviewed by N12 about the close cooperation with the…