The Council for a Secure America (“CSA”)
is a non-partisan, non-profit, 501(c)3 organization focused on educating on the critical importance of the U.S.-Israel relationship, energy security, and the role that the Abraham Accords play in bolstering America’s national security.
CSA regularly conducts briefings, educational symposia, and research on the benefits of energy security and the reasons it is in the United States’ best interest to maintain a strong alliance with Israel.
Since October 7th, CSA has compiled and released a constantly updated, open-source, and hyperlinked Israel-HAMAS War Report on the Israel-Hamas war—the only report of its kind."
VIEW THE JANUARY 2025 SYIRA UPDATE HERE
VIEW THE SEPTEMBER 2024 ISRAEL-LEBANON UPDATE HERE
VIEW THE CSA US POLLING SURVEY HERE
VIEW THE CSA ISRAEL POLLING SURVEY HERE
DOWNLOAD THE CSA 450 DAYS OF ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR REPORT HERE
VIEW CSA 2024 ANNUAL REPORT HERE
CSA RECENT NEWS
450 DAYS OF ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR: UPDATED COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC REPORT RELEASED BY THE COUNCIL FOR A SECURE AMERICA
The Israel Hamas War Report created by CSA is a continuously updated report serving as a vital resource documenting ongoing developments in the Israel-HAMAS war. It has been shared nationwide, including briefings for the Joint Congressional Western Caucus, Main Street ...
CSA Israel Hamas War: 250 Day Report POLLING
CSA Israel-HAMAS War Report: 250 Day Palestinian Polling Update: Please find the latest 250 Day Palestinian Polling Update ...
A powder keg ready to explode: Sanctions, Israeli strike pose Iran with dire energy crisis – NYT
The report cited multiple reasons for the situation, among which were the sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic and Israel's strike on Iran. Read full article HERE ...
Gaza’s potential was squashed by Hamas. Can it be revived?
Re-establishing commerce and constructing new infrastructure could play a crucial role in rebuilding trust, as well as fostering cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians. Read full article HERE ...
Fuel oil smuggling network rakes in $1 billion for Iran and its proxies
DUBAI, Dec 3 (Reuters) - A sophisticated fuel oil smuggling network that some experts believe generates at least $1 billion a year for Iran and its proxies has flourished in Iraq since Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani took office in ...
Iran’s Oil Trade With China Rattled by US Sanctions on Tankers
A broadening of US sanctions on tankers that haul Iranian crude has jammed a crucial cog of the trade, slowing the delivery of oil from the OPEC producer to its most valuable customer: China. The flow of Iranian crude to ...
