April 2011 IN THIS ISSUE JINSA Visits Naval Special Warfare Claudia Rosett on Libya Global Briefing: Japan Mike Pence Addresses JINSA in NY Op-ed on Iranian Arms to Hamas Blog and Twitter Feed JINSA REPORTS #1084 - The Hamas-Fatah Dialogue   #1083 - Stability in Syria   #1082 - Encouraging Rage Makes You Responsible for the Mayhem   #1081 - What the Saudis Understand - and We Don't   #1080 - Celebrate Veterans Day for Passover or Easter   #1079 - Israel and Long-Range Defense - Lessons for a More Chaotic Middle East   #1078 - Goldstone's Lament Compels Us to Acknowledge the Causes of the Next War   #1077 - Goldstone's Lament and the Damage Done  Naval Special Warfare hosts JINSA - Story from Navy.mil Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Command in Coronado, Calif. hosted more than 20 members of the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) during a visit, April 1, intended to educate community leaders on the mission, methods and equipment of NSW. Click here to read the article from Navy.mil  Claudia Rosett - "Libya, and the New Rules of the Old Great Game" On April 1, Award-winning investigative journalist Claudia Rosett briefed a private audience of JINSA members on "Libya, and the New Rules of the Old Great Game". Rosett, Journalist-in-Residence with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, has been covering Libya and the Gaddafi regime for more than two decades for such outlets as the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Commentary and The Weekly Standard. Rosett made international headlines by exposing the corruption behind the United Nations' Oil-for-Food program and other scandals. She has also extensively covered the sanctions efforts against the North Korean and Iranian nuclear weapons programs. Click here to listen to the briefing  Japan's Nuclear Crisis: Resolution Demanded in a Time of Urgency  In the latest JINSA Global Briefing, Hudson Institute Senior Fellows Seth Cropsey and Jun Isomura discuss how to lessen the chance for a greater nuclear disaster in Japan focusing on increased international cooperation and more effective crisis management from the Japanese political leadership. Click here to read the Global Briefing  JINSA Hears from Congressman Mike Pence in New York On April 12, members of the JINSA New York Cabinet enjoyed lunch with U.S. Congressman Mike Pence (R-IN) who expressed concerns about American policy inconsistencies in the Middle East citing the lack of response to the uprisings in Iran in 2009. Click here to read about the event  To Stop the Flow of Iranian Arms to Hamas You Must Know Where to Look After last month's failed attempt by Iran to transfer 50 tons of weapons to Hamas, the British and French governments now know where to start looking. And everyone should be looking at the interim government of Egypt. Op-ed by Shoshana Bryen, JINSA Senior Director for Security Policy. Click here to read the op-ed  Join JINSA's Online Community!