🚨68 U.S. Generals & Admirals (ret) sign letter calling on America to publicly + materially support Israel’s actions against Iran and . "ensure its efforts are successful, stand up to Iranian threats of retaliation, and ensure Tehran does not rebuild its nuclear program.".(1/6)

In a world where Israel faces growing criticism and isolation, strong friendships matter. American evangelicals have proven to be strong supporters of Israel says @MichaelMakovsky. via @nytimes

📸JINSA Snapshot 8.3. Hamas's strategy is to “maximize the suffering of innocent Palestinians . to place pressure on Israel.”. @MichaelMakovsky & John Hannah on U.S.-Israel humanitarian & ceasefire strategy as Special Envoy Steve Witkoff visits the region.

9/9 JINSA's Report. Without strong U.S. leadership, Syria risks becoming a renewed base for extremist ideologies and Iranian proxies, undermining a decade of American counterterrorism and stabilization efforts. Report 🔗

8/ What can the United States 🇺🇸 do?. The new Syrian government’s treatment of minorities is an important bellwether of the regime’s ability and willingness to turn Syria into a stable, constructive, and moderate regional player. Our report recommends the U.S.:. 1⃣ Broker a.

7/ What’s at stake?. The regime’s treatment of the Druze is a crucial test for post‑Assad Syria. The new government’s handling of the Suwayda crisis—and whether the current cease‑fire yields genuine compromise or renewed force—will show whether Syria is moving toward an.

6/ What's the view from Israel 🇮🇱?. 🔹Violence against Syria’s Druze signals that extremist groups may be gaining ground near Israel’s northern border. 🔹About 143,000 Druze citizens, 1.6% of Israel’s population, serve in the IDF at roughly an 80% enlistment rate, the highest.

5/ Suwayda cont. July 17.Syria’s Tribal Confederation urged tribes nationwide to back the Bedouins and seized Suwayda’s al‑Anqoud roundabout. Simultaneously, the Kurdish‑run northeast dispatched its first aid convoy, citing a “moral and humanitarian duty.”. July 19.After more

4/ Conflict in Suwayda. July 11.Long-standing tensions erupted when Bedouin gunmen ambushed a Druze merchant on the Damascus–Suwayda road. In response, Druze militias kidnapped Bedouin fighters, triggering a string of retaliatory abductions. Mortars, arson, and targeted killings.

3/ Druze in Syria. Though just 3% of Syria’s population, the Druze have played an outsized role in modern Syrian history. Concentrated in the southern Suwayda Governorate—historically known as Jabal al‑Druze—they resisted Ottoman and French rule, helped the Baʿath Party seize

2/ Who are the Druze?. A tight-knit Arab religious group, that is neither Sunni nor Shia. Numbering about 1 million worldwide—with roughly half in Syria and most of the rest spread throughout Lebanon and Israel—they’re known for their pragmatic loyalty to the state they live in.

An alleged local dispute between Bedouin tribal gunmen and a Druze merchant in southern Syria rapidly escalated into sectarian clashes that killed at least 1,000 and displaced 128,000 people. Is sectarian war ending in Syria—or about to explode again? 🧵on JINSA’s report

4/4 .To learn more about UNIFIL and why it’s time to nix it, read our report. 🔗

3/ In 2006, the UN tried to reform UNIFIL by strengthening its mandate – but to no avail. UNIFIL’s lack of will, not its mandate or force size, is its core failing. It’s also the reason why the force is beyond reform.

2/ UNIFIL allowed Hezbollah to turn south Lebanon into a terror base + has been an obstacle to Israel’s fight against Hezbollah.

1/ The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon, UNIFIL, has a 47-year track record of failure. @TobinYoni argued it’s time for the US to end UNIFIL by vetoing its mandate renewal this month.

The 🇺🇸🤝🇮🇱 partnership is growing each day – which scares both nations’ adversaries. JINSA looks forward to even stronger bilateral ties on the horizon. /END.

In our July 2025 report, we again called for the U.S. to expedite delivery of the KC-46 to Israel to deter—and militarily prevent if necessary—Iran from rebuilding its nuclear program. 8/

We also organized a 2023 letter, published in @thehill + signed by 44 former senior U.S. military officers, which advocated for rapid KC-46 transfers. 7/

We played a key role in developing the Expediting Israeli Aerial Refueling Act of 2023, which would require close DOD-Congress coordination to ensure expedited delivery. 6/.

In @WashTimes JINSA’s CEO @MichaeMakovsky, @RepPfluger @RobWittman & @RepChrisStewart called for the transfer “without further delay.” .5/