Journal of International Security Affairs Author Oren in Line to be Next Israel Ambassador
Michael Oren, author of "The U.S.-Israel Partnership: Forks in the
Road", an article that appeared in the Fall 2008 issue of Journal of
International Security Affairs (published by the Jewish Institute for
National Security Affairs, or JINSA), is reportedly a candidate to be
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ambassador to Washington. Click here to read the press release
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Conference on Emerging Security Issues for the Obama Administration
JINSA hosted a conference March 26 on "Emerging Security Issues for the Obama Administration"
that grappled with issues concerning Turkey's future role as an ally of
the West, worrisome developments in Mexico and the continued utility of
an independent Palestinian state.
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Shoshana Bryen on "Letters from Washington," Radio Show on March 12, 2009
In a March 12, 2009 interview on Pacifica Radio's "Letters from
Washington" show hosted by Mitch Jeserich from the studios of WPFW in
Washington, DC. Shoshana Bryen, Senior Director for Security Policy at
JINSA discusses Charles "Chas" Freeman's withdrawal from consideration
for the post of chairman of the National Intelligence Council. Click here to listen to the interview |
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India's 1861-Model Police Force Insufficient for the 21st Century
M.D. Nalapat, Professor of Geopolitics at India's Manipal University,
explains that unless the police in India are given the manpower, the
remuneration and the equipment and training needed to evolve into a
modern and professional force they are at risk of being ineffective
against not just the criminals but against a foe even deadlier - the
terrorist. Click here to read the article
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JINSA Urges Full Implementation of U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Cooperation
The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) called on the Obama Administration to strengthen the critically important U.S.-India relationship, citing the strategic importance in countering the nuclear threat from Iran.
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