

The Council for a Secure America (“CSA”),
was founded on the premise that American energy independence through the production of liquid fuels served as the underpinning for U.S. security. This energy independence, and the strategic alliance with Israel, strengthen America’s mutual security and global standing.
As America has successfully achieved energy independence, CSA will expand its efforts to champion the ideals of the Abraham Accords and its critical impact on geopolitical security and synergizing global trade..
CSA will advance these partnerships and is committed to bringing a multi-faceted awareness to the complex and evolving challenges and opportunities that have emerged from the Accords.

CSA RECENT NEWS

Israel is leading an energy industry revolution
The meeting creates an opportunity to create awareness of the great opportunities inherent in the connection between the oil and gas industry and Israeli innovation. When I arrived a few months ago at one of the largest oil and gas ...
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Seized tanker watch: Suez Rajan comes to a halt off Texas. What happens next?
Suezmax tanker appears to park at anchorage off Galveston as legal status remains unclear 30 May 2023 20:40 GMT UPDATED 31 May 2023 6:20 GMT By Eric Priante Martin in Miami A suezmax tanker that was at the centre of ...
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U.S. Pressured to Secure Persian Gulf After Iran Seizes Tankers
The United Arab Emirates has pressed the U.S. to make more muscular moves to deter Iran after the Islamic Republic’s military seized two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman in recent weeks, U.S. and Gulf officials said. Read full ...
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Benjamin Netanyahu, MBS spoke twice on Israel-Saudi normalization
Netanyahu and the Saudi crown prince spoke before and after last week’s Arab League meeting to discuss Israeli-Saudi normalization. Read full article HERE ...
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Arab embrace of Assad underscores divergence with U.S. over Syria
Officials in Washington insist that U.S. sanctions on Syria will remain, and that a regional rapprochement isn’t a sign of waning influence in the Middle East. Read full article HERE ...
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