A key Israeli missile defense system is in line to receive additional funding from Congress after a U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services subcommittee authorized $680 million in funds.

Israeli casualties of major wars, military engagements, operations, and enemy terrorist attacks are remembered on Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s national remembrance day.

The Obama administration has trimmed the U.S. Congress' decades-long role in vetting billions of dollars in proposed arms sales in a move that will result in more congressional efforts to block deals, key lawmakers said in a letter made public Wednesday.

Israeli casualties of major wars, military engagements, operations, and enemy terrorist attacks are remembered on Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s national remembrance day.

On March 30, 2012, JINSA's Executive Director Larry Greenfield was a guest on The Real Side Radio with Joe Messina.

One of my first media interviews as the new Executive Director of JINSA, was with Al-Jazeera English TV, (AJ), based in Washington, D.C. It went fairly well, and is worth a moment of commentary.

On March 6, 2012, JINSA Executive Director Larry Greenfield appeared on Al Jazeera to discuss how relations with Israel impact American politics. He is seen here defending Israel against charges that it is an aggressive state.

If a defense-minded neoconservative Republican at the helm of a Washington, DC think tank dedicated to US national security policy is supposed to be surly and serious, Larry Greenfield did not get the message. The self-described “happy warrior” and newly-installed executive director of the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs, also known as JINSA, is easy-going, amicable, and at pains to stress his commitment to ensuring that JINSA lives up to its billing as a bipartisan institution.

JINSA Executive Director Larry Greenfield is quoted in The Canadian Jewish News on U.S. policy towards Iran and the importance of a credible military threat.