Events

Past Events

The National Security Roundtable regularly holds events with guest speakers in New York City. These events are by invitation only and are exclusively for NSR members. For more information, please contact us here.

[In addition to specific events listed below, informal discussion forums and post-event gatherings are held throughout the year.]

November 13, 2008

Failure Factory: Undermining America’s Security

With Bill Gertz, acclaimed defense and national security investigative reporter for The Washington Times.

Strongest Tribe: War, Politics & Endgame in Iraq

With Bing West, former Asst Secretary of Defense; Marine combat veteran, journalist & author; and Special Introduction by R. James Woolsey, former Director of the CIA.

Israel and the Neighborhood: Briefing & Update

With Brig. General Yosef Kuperwasser (res), IDF, former Head of Intelligence for IDF Central Command; and Head of IDF Military Intelligence/Analysis Division.

Confronting Jihad

With Andrew C. McCarthy, former Federal Terrorism Prosecutor; Lead Prosecutor in 1993 WTC Bombing Case; and Special Assistant to Deputy Secretary of Defense.

Inside the Pentagon at the Dawn of War on Terror

With Douglas J. Feith, former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, an insider view of the Pentagon pre and post-9/11.

Day After Elections: What To Do About Iran & M.E.

PANEL with Lt. General Thomas G. McInerney, USAF (ret); Capt. Charles T. Nash, USN (ret); Lt. Colonel Bill Cowan, USMC (ret); and R. James Woolsey, fmr Director of the CIA.

Shadow Warriors

With Kenneth R. Timmerman, Investigative Journalist; and 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Nominee.

Notable Quotables

"It was the Palestinian mob that prevented Abu Akleh’s funeral from progressing to the church by hearse as the family had wanted. It was the mob that took the body without authorization, which forced Israeli Police to intervene with force to have them return the body to the hospital. Once returned, the body was transported to the church in the hearse under Israeli protection according to plan."

~ Itamar Marcus, Founder and Director of Palestinian Media Watch, on the hijacking of Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral (more here).
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