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4 weeks ago | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Behnam Ben Taleblu
The U.S. is pounding Houthi drone experts and infrastructure as well as command-and-control nodes across Yemen at a pace previously unseen. Why it matters: The rebel group has for months held the Red Sea and its surroundings hostage, despite international firepower levied against it. Key to its stranglehold are unmanned, explosive-strapped vehicles in the air and on the sea.
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1 month ago | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Eric Bazail-Eimil
The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel is dead. And it’s unclear how international mediators can get both sides back to the negotiating table. Hamas launched rockets against Tel Aviv today, the first cross-border attack from the militant group since Israeli airstrikes began earlier this week. An Israeli ground offensive that started Wednesday has seen the Israel Defense Forces take swaths of territory and establish buffer zones across the enclave.
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1 month ago | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Eric Bazail-Eimil
The U.S. has launched over 400 percent more strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebel group in March 2025 than in the previous three months, according to an analysis by the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, a hawkish Washington think tank. The U.S. military has launched 89 strikes against the group since Saturday — the most since the Biden administration first started a campaign against the Iran-backed group in February 2024.
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1 month ago | 
realcleardefense.com | William Bender |Yoni Tobin
Iran Is Stealing Sensitive U.S. Intellectual Property To Kill Americans Iran is conducting a campaign to extract sensitive U.S. data and use it to harm Americans and our allies, and policymakers are not doing enough to stop it. Read Full Article »
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1 month ago | 
washingtonexaminer.com | William Bender |Yoni Tobin
Iran is conducting a campaign to extract sensitive U.S. data and use it to harm Americans and our allies, and policymakers are not doing enough to stop it. President Donald Trump‘s Feb. 4 executive order ordering the government to start a against Iran’s intellectual property theft is a good start, drawing attention to a serious and long-overlooked problem.
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1 month ago | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Blaise Misztal |Ari Cicurel
A shipment of 1,800 MK-84 2,000-pound bombs arrived in Israel on Feb. 16, several weeks after President Donald Trump announced the end of a months-long freeze of critical US weapons deliveries to Israel. But there are still more weapons that Israel needs stuck in US bureaucratic processes. To fulfill his promise that these weapons “are now on their way,” Trump should use his emergency authority to push past remaining roadblocks.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Cabinet was expected to vote Thursday on a ceasefire deal with Hamas, while Palestinian medics said Israeli forces carried out multiple deadly airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. If the multiphase ceasefire gets final approval, it is set to go into effect Sunday, halting more than 15 months of war.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin
On Jan. 6, terrorists in northern Gaza fired three rockets toward Sderot, Ibim and Nir Am, one of which was intercepted by the Israeli Air Force, with the other two causing damage but no injuries. The attack came after days of sirens in southern Israel, only some of which were false alarms.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Michael Makovsky |John Hannah
Joe Biden’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan haunted his presidency. His poll numbers at home never recovered, and foreign aggressors took his ineptitude as an invitation to challenge US interests. Donald Trump will have a unique opportunity to do the exact opposite at the start of his second term — a sort of “reverse Afghanistan” that shocks the world through the successful application of American power — by cooperating with Israel to destroy Iran’s nuclear program.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Blaise Misztal |Jonathan Ruhe
Washington Times | Share: The next few months will be the last chance to prevent a nuclear Iran. Right now, an Iranian breakout is still detectable and stoppable. Its air defenses are degraded, and its means of aggression are depleted, creating a unique but fleeting opportunity that the United States must exploit before time runs out. By year’s end, one or more of these windows will likely have slammed shut.
