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The Francop, an Antigua-flagged freighter, carried nearly 60 tons of arms and explosives from Iran, apparently destined for Hezbollah in Lebanon. It sailed in violation of UN resolutions at both ends-Iran is forbidden to export arms and Hezbollah is forbidden to import them. ...
JINSA - The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs Check out the American Forces Press Service Coverage of JINSA Awards Dinner
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 2009 Twelve servicemembers were honored by the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs for their exemplary service here last night during the institute’s annual dinner at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.
JINSA - The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs New Journal of International Security Affairs in bookstores now!
Foreign Affairs Scholars Decry America’s Failed Public Diplomacy Efforts, Push for Embrace of Web 2.
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WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Obama Administration seeks to reboot relations with hostile states and movements in keeping with its focus on the utilization of “Smart Power,” and ...
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The American Jewish community was way out in front on Darfur-calling it what it was, demanding that the U.S. government respond, working up public outrage, and raising money for relief. And we were good ...
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The July 2008 indictment of Sudan's Omar Bashir by the International Criminal Court includes three counts of genocide, five of crimes against humanity and two of murder. He is accused of running the campaign ...
JINSA - The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs is proud to announce the winners of the 2009 Grateful Nation Award. If you are interested in hearing the stories of these extraordinary soldiers, consider attending JINSA's Annual Dinner on November 2. It promises to be an amazing evening. You can find more info about this event at www.jinsa.org.
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JINSA's 2008 Grateful Nation Award honorees have been selected by their respective services and will honored by JINSA on November 2, 2009. The 27th Annual Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson Distinguished Service Award will also be present that evening. The 2009 Grateful Nation Award recipients are:
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The vote against Israel in the so-called UN Human Rights Commission was, of course, a travesty. Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Slovakia, Ukraine and the United States upheld their own honor (our honor) more ...
JINSA - The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs Be one of the first to check out JINSA's 2009 Annual Report! Please feel free to share this pdf.
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Can you yell, "Stop the presses!" in the computer age? We were going to interrupt our train of thought on Afghanistan and the Taliban to consider how Turkey's cancellation of a longstanding NATO exercise ...
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Lest our comments on the "wings" of terrorist organizations be misconstrued, let us say outright that it was not an endorsement of either counterinsurgency or counterterrorism as a policy for Afghanistan. ...
JINSA - The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs Report #930 http://www.jinsa.org/node/1165
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[The Nobel Committee gave the Peace Prize to President Obama because he can visualize a world without nuclear weapons -or because he isn't President Bush. Big deal. Since they gave it to Yasser Arafat, it hasn't been worth "a bucket of warm spit," to paraphrase John Nance Garner.]
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We've attracted some pretty interesting comments on this video, check it out...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJkvAwe1F
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According to Congressional travel records, House and Senate members spent 6,910 days on "official travel" overseas in the first three-quarters of 2009, spending an estimated $9.4 million. They hit the ...
JINSA - The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs Great article in “Trident” (Naval Academy News) about JINSA's Academies Program.
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Tour guide Jonathan Cutler explains the significance of the Yitzhak Rabin memorial in Tel Aviv to a group of Midshipmen and cadets. Eleven Academy Midshipmen joined cadets from other service academies on a three-week summer internship in Israel. Photo courtesy of Midn. 1/C Phil Stiefel.
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Tomorrow, we're going to "talk" to Iran - for the umpteenth time in the 30 years of the mullocracy, we're going to "talk" to them. Yawn.
