Every month, JINSA has various events around the country. Now you can find out about all these events in one place and add them to your personal calendar. This calendar is updated frequently so check back often to see when JINSA is holding an event near you!
General James Conway, 34th Commandant of the Marine Corps and member of JINSA's 2014 class of Generals and Admirals authored an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal on the moral chasm between Israel and Hamas.
Video: Gemunder Center Iran Task Force Panel - The Elusive Final Deal with Iran
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Gemunder Center Issues New Iran Task Force Report:
Improving the Prospects for an Acceptable Final Deal with Iran
A viable diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear quest requires an agreement that verifiably limits its nuclear program to prevent it from attaining nuclear weapons capability. Iranian leaders, by all accounts, are loath to make concessions necessary to attain such a deal. Motivating them to accept such conditions should be a primary objective for the Obama Administration, which has pledged both to "use all elements of American power to prevent a nuclear Iran" and that a "bad deal is worse is than no deal." A good deal, however, still appears remote.
National Leadership Conference Calls Provide Updates on Israel's "Operation Protective Edge"
Throughout Israel's "Operation Protective Edge," JINSA has been holding routine conference calls with our National Leadership to keep them updated on the situation in Israel and the operation in Gaza. Over the past few weeks, JINSA heard from Vice Admiral (ret.) Eli Marom, former Commander of the Israeli Navy, Brigadier General Assaf Orion, Head of the IDF Strategic Division, and Major General (ret.) Yaacov Amidror, former National Security Advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
General James Conway, 34th Commandant of the Marine Corps and member of JINSA's 2014 class of Generals and Admirals authored an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal on the moral chasm between Israel and Hamas.
A viable diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear quest requires an agreement that verifiably limits its nuclear program to prevent it from attaining nuclear weapons capability. Iranian leaders, by all accounts, are loath to make concessions necessary to attain such a deal. Motivating them to accept such conditions should be a primary objective for the Obama Administration, which has pledged both to "use all elements of American power to prevent a nuclear Iran" and that a "bad deal is worse is than no deal." A good deal, however, still appears remote.
Gen. Conway in the Wall Street Journal: The Moral Chasm Between Israel and Hamas
