Featuring: IDF MG (ret.) Yaakov Amidror Distinguished Fellow, JINSA Gemunder Center for Defense and Strategy Former National Security Advisor, Prime Minister of Israel The Honorable Mary Beth Long Former Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs in the Office…
Sudan announced last month that it had signed an agreement with the United States to initiate the process of normalizing relations with Israel. Despite fears of domestic pushback, normalization with the Jewish state is in the best interests of Sudan,…
Last Wednesday, the Senate voted down legislation aimed at stopping the sale of advanced offensive weapons to the United Arab Emirates. Washington can and should do more. As Iran proliferates advanced long-range weaponry and its proxies launch short-range attacks, the…
Insight into the Biden foreign policy agenda from a key player By Jennifer Rubin Avril Haines, who would become the first woman to be named director of national intelligence, co-chaired with Eric S. Edelman, the former U.S. ambassador to Turkey,…
After nearly two decades of fighting, the idea of ending America’s wars in Afghanistan and Iraq was one of the few items not on the ballot this November. Both candidates have expressed a desire to terminate what they deem America’s…
Featuring: Natan Sharansky Chairman, Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP) Gil Troy, PhD Distinguished Scholar, McGill University Michael Makovsky, PhD JINSA President & CEO
The use of human shields is among the most heinous violations of international law – and a favored tactic of Hezbollah, as recent events have once again illustrated. An arms depot belonging to the Shiite terrorist group exploded in a…
Top Israeli Security Analyst Amidror: Normalisation is Transforming Israel’s Strategic Situation By J-Wire News Service Given the cascade of changes in the Middle East, including increased Turkish aggression and the domino effect of Arab normalisation with Israel, the Australia/Israel &…
“The submarines question” is really three different questions: 1. Does Israel need a sixth submarine? 2. The matter of Israel’s agreement to sell a submarine to Egypt. 3. Who needs nine submarines? I “encountered” the sixth submarine in April 2011…
In the last several weeks, a troubling relationship has been growing in Southwest Asia that has serious geostrategic implications for both the United States and Israel. Birthed from decades of geopolitical pragmatism and a shared antipathy towards the West, China…