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The Gathering Storm
 JINSA Executive Director Tom Neumann takes stock of what kind of year it has been
and examines what the future holds for the U.S. and Israel. The op-ed appeared on ynetnews.com.Click here to read the full op-ed |
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Fall 2010 Journal of International Security Affairs Preview
The Fall 2010 issue of The Journal of International Security Affairs will hit bookstores, newsstands and (for all subscribers) your mailbox the end of October. This issue features 15 powerful articles covering the subjects of "The Next Stage of Proliferation" and "The Struggle Against Radical Islam." Highlights include arms control expert Joshua Pollack's examination of Syria's short, frenetic quest for an atomic capability, and how Israel stopped it. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv University's Emily Landau explains the new-and dangerous-push in the global arms control community to eliminate Israel's policy of nuclear opacity. Middle East Quarterly editor Efraim Karsh details how President Obama's vaunted outreach to the Muslim world has sounded a discordant note among its intended audience. Col. (ret.) P.J. Dermer examines the shifting parameters of America's engagement in Iraq, and what is likely to follow America's withdrawal. This issue also features a "Perspective" interview with former Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Robert G. Joseph as well as reviews of four timely books dealing with the U.S. national security debate, cyberwarfare, Palestinian terrorism and American counterinsurgency strategy.
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China Plays to Win the 21st Century's
Great Game
In the latest JINSA Global Briefing, M.D. Nalapat, Vice-Chair
of the Manipal Advanced Research Group and UNESCO Peace Chair as well as
Professor of Geopolitics at India's Manipal University, explains that in the 21st century version of the Great Game,
China seeks to replace the U.S. as the dominant player in Asia by
manipulating Pakistan to ensure a NATO failure in Afghanistan.Click here to read the full Global Brief |
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Suggested Reading: Ehr Kumt (He is Coming) - A Powerful Accounting of the Radical Islamic Threat
The following is a sermon written and delivered by Atlanta Rabbi
Schlomo Lewis on the First Day of Rosh Hashanah, 2010. It is titled
in Yiddish, Ehr Kumt, "He is Coming."Click here to read the sermon |
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